UF civil engineering professor Jennifer Rice addresses challenges of vulnerable coastal communities at this year’s eMerge Americas conference.
UF’s annual cybersecurity conference focuses on security of IoT
Read StoryCelebrating #FLSpaceDay
Here’s to our role in the global – and interstellar – innovation economy.
Grand Guard alumnus shares golden memories of E-week
University of Florida Class of 1966 graduate Thomas Wade, a former engineering associate dean at USF, reflects on his involvement as a triple Gator.
UF Engineers’ Week: February 13-24
Engineers’ Week at the University of Florida is a two-week celebration, hosted by the Benton Engineering Council through UF’s College of Engineering, that aims to recognize engineers’ contribution to modern social development through a series of fun, interactive, and informative events.
UF Hosts ‘Girls Engaged in Gator Engineering’ Day
The Gator Outreach Initiative is committed to inspiring K-12 interest in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).
SwampHacks: 36 Hours of Innovation
One of the South’s largest hackathons! For one weekend, 500 students will come together as aspiring developers, engineers, builders, and designers. They’ll pick a project and learn by making.
You’re Invited to the IPPD System Level Design Review: December 9, 2016
The 22nd annual IPPD System Level Design Review is December 9, 2016 at the Emerson Alumni Hall and the Campions Club at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium.
UF Professors Discuss How Technology Can Make Voting Accessible
Originally posted in The Alligator Two UF professors juxtaposed how to make voting accessible and secure with what those votes could mean for the presidency Tuesday night. About 50 people sat in the Pugh Hall Ocora as UF professors Juan Gilbert and Michael McDonald discussed new voting technology, as well as the early votes already tallied for the upcoming Nov. …