Low-cost system removes pharmaceuticals and harvests nutrients for fertilizer.
Safety tips for #CyberMonday from UF Cybersecurity experts
The researchers at the Florida Institute for Cybersecurity Research , or FICS Research, provide the highest level of expertise to government, industry and academia in all aspects of cybersecurity and assurance – including hardware, networks, mobile, Big Data, biometrics, Internet of Things (IOT), applied cryptography, nanoscale, social sciences and law. Today, they are offering up these safety suggestions for Cyber Monday shoppers. Consider sharing them with …
Heartfelt thanks of the season from the Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering.
Your contribution to our college is invaluable. By helping us transform engineering research and education, you are helping to transform humanity. With a $50 million catalyst gift from Dr. Herbert & Nicole Wertheim and the Dr. Herbert & Nicole Wertheim Family Foundation, the college has embarked on the biggest transformation in our 105-year history. Be part of the momentum to make …
Herbie Rides Again
Dr. Herbert “Herbie” Wertheim, the inaugural Honorary Chairman of the college, joined in celebrating the first UF Homecoming as the Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering.
UF Law and Engineering Partner in New Workshop Series
A series of classes aims to strengthen relationships between aspiring innovators and future lawyers.
NSF’s Epicenter Selects Two UF Engineering Students as Innovation Fellows
Jasmine Perez and Erin Winick have just completed training to become University Innovation Fellows with the National Science Foundation-funded Epicenter. The national fellows program empowers student leaders to increase campus engagement with innovation, entrepreneurship, creativity and design thinking. Jasmine and Erin are supported by faculty sponsor David Whitney and by the Engineering Innovation Fellows fund. (Contribute here.) Throughout the year, …
Visionary philanthropist strengthens collaboration
Herbert Wertheim’s catalyst gift will inspire a team effort between his alma mater and FIU.
UF SWE returns from national conference with major awards
Students from the UF section of the Society for Women in Engineering traveled to the SWE national conference in Nashville, TN, and returned with a “gold level” award for Outstanding Collegiate Section.
Rebuilding Oyster Reefs Proves Key for Resilient Coastal Communities
Environmental engineering professor David Kaplan helps confirm what Cedar Key’s oyster industry has long suspected.
Wertheim Transformation News Roundup
A roundup of news coverage of the Wertheim Transformation from Sept. 28-Oct. 10, 2015.