Engineering students at the University of Florida are pushing the edge of what’s possible with Brain-Computer Interface technology. Featured in The New York Times, ABC News, Yahoo News and more.
Spring Commencement 2016 – It was all “Werth” the wait!
On May 1, we are celebrating the first graduating class of the Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering. View streaming links, schedule, venue information and more.
Three UF Engineering Faculty Receive NSF CAREER Awards
Awards highlight interdisciplinary research in computer science, biomedical and coastal engineering.
Building trust: engineering stronger human-robot relationships
In a recent editorial, UF robotics expert Riccardo Bevilacqua explores the role of human dependence in autonomous systems.
New Collaborative Research Lab will House Engineering’s Online Learning Experts
The UF Online Learning Institute, which brings together researchers from the colleges of Education, Engineering, Journalism and Communications and the College of the Arts and its Digital Worlds Institute, will have the benefit of a dedicated space that will house cutting-edge technology to explore personalized e-learning techniques.
Three Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering faculty among those named UF Research Foundation professors
David P. Arnold, ECE, Benjamin J. Fregly, MAE, and My T. Thai, CISE, were named UF Research Foundation Professors for 2016-2019.
White House Assistant Director for Open Innovation honored as UF Outstanding Young Alumna
Jenn Gustetic (MAE ’05) has played a key role in fostering innovation at NASA and the White House
On Your Mark, Get Set, Think!
On April 16th, UF will premier the world’s newest spectator sport – brain-powered drone racing. (Yes, the drones are powered by brainwaves).
Engineering dean honored as Woman of Distinction
Dean Cammy Abernathy was recognized at UF’s Women’s History Month celebration for her commitment to diversity and inclusion.
Local startup reduces pain, has roots in engineering research
AxoGen has commercialized nerve regeneration technologies researched and developed by Professor Christine Schmidt.