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News from Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering
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Powering the New Engineer to Transform the Future
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With a $50 million catalyst gift from Dr. Herbert & Nicole Wertheim and the Dr. Herbert & Nicole Wertheim Family Foundation, the college has embarked on a $300 million public-private partnership that will leverage support from the state, the university and from private donors, resulting in the biggest transformation in our 105-year history.
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Gator Engineering is poised to lead the next era of technological revolution by preparing a generation of engineers capable of solving global problems, and creating and commercializing the discoveries that will transform the way we live our lives, and perhaps even ‘us.’
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Hurricane Matthew won’t stop progress! Dr. Wertheim & Dean Abernathy break ground to celebrate home of the New Engineer
Technology developed at UF to help special needs voters
Hook, line and sinker: Researchers find new way to stop ransomware
Breast cancer detection made more precise
Bridges could soon be inspected by aerial drones
Coastal restoration in one tenth of the time
Student startup competes in the world's first Cybathlon
Collaborative engineering research could lead to scar-free healing
College Choice ranks UF #1 for best online bachelor’s in computer science
Student leaders attend West Point conference
Engineering faculty to optimize mentoring strategies for minority Ph.D. students
Discover Financial CEO David Nelms visits campus as Linda Parker Hudson Engineering Leader in Residence
Bill Troner to chair Dean's Advisory Board, Carlos del Sol celebrated for his service
Dean recognized nationally for commitment to safety
UF Nuclear Engineering takes on U.S. Department of Energy challenges
UF institute part of $7.5 M defense department study of spray behavior and control
Remembering Rudolf E. Kalman
Remembering Arthur Saarinen
2016 Gator Engineering Alumni Reunion Photos
