The dedicated space will be used by Gator Engineers at the State College of Florida and is part of the Innovation Station initiative.
UF Biomedical Engineer Part of $2.6 Million NIH Grant for MS Vaccine
Benjamin Keselowsky, Ph.D., an associate professor in the J. Crayton Pruitt Family Department of Biomedical Engineering, will collaborate with UF Health to pursue a multiple sclerosis vaccine.
New 3D printing method promises superior medical implants for millions
UF Engineering research featured on the cover of Scientific Advances.
UF Neuroengineers Receive up to $8.4M for DARPA Projects
Karim Oweiss, Ph.D. and Kevin Otto, Ph.D., will study how cranial nerve stimulation can be used to accelerate learning.
App aims to take the risk out of routine traffic stops
UF Human Centered Computing students solve for safety with “Virtual Traffic Stop.”
Welcome to a more secure, connected future
UF’s new Warren B. Nelms Institute for the Connected World will focus on security and the Internet of Things, or “IoT.”
UF named partner in new $300M Manufacturing USA Institute
Department of Defense is investing in next-generation tissue & organ manufacturing capabilities pioneered by our engineering faculty
Materials Science & Engineering Professor named Jefferson Science Fellow
Juan Claudio Nino will work with the State Department to evaluate domestic and international energy needs and identify more secure, renewable, and efficient energy options.
National Science Foundation highlights UF Hurricane Research
A glimpse at the new Wind Tunnel Terraformer shows how we are reducing storm impact on our coastal communities.
Switching it up with Alina Zare
Meet the computer engineer who is hacking into the root systems of our most promising biofuel crops.