Objects printed in the lab so far are orders of magnitude softer than any man-made object.
New federal research funding makes Florida universities national hub for hurricane mitigation research
Original story published 9/24 on UF News The National Science Foundation today announced grants to Florida International University and University of Florida totaling nearly $8 million that will position the state to become a national hub for research into making homes and businesses safer in hurricanes and tornadoes. FIU’s Wall of Wind and UF’s Powell Family Structures and Materials Laboratory …
Engineering a stadium solution
Engineering and athletics team up for a better fan experience.
UF receives record research funding in fiscal year 2015
The funding includes almost $80 million for research at College of Engineering.
UF cybersecurity experts featured in Wall Street Journal
Engineering professors Traynor and Butler speak out about vulnerabilities in mobile money apps
Good news for those facing the nightly grind!
With their development of a smart mouth guard that dentists can use to diagnose and treat teeth grinding, a team of University of Florida students representing the United States took a second-place prize in the 2015 International Contest of Application in Nano-micro Technology (iCAN). The technology is patent-pending under the guidance of UF’s Office of Technology and Licensing. Its design …
DARPA to award UF up to $5.4 million for neuroprosthetics research
Dr. Rizwan Bashirullah, ECE, hopes to develop new neural interface technology so that patients can operate a prosthetic limb almost as naturally as a real one.
How to tell when your computer is lying to you
UF was recently named a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Research, and our cybersecurity experts just developed a “polygraph machine” for machines.
Protecting Coastal Communities – for the Gator Good
“For the engineers and scientists that study hurricanes at UF, it’s personal.” – Dr. Forrest Masters
Jon Dobson Named AIMBE Fellow
Jon Dobson, a joint professor in the J. Crayton Pruitt Family Department of Biomedical Engineering and the Department of Materials Science & Engineering, has been inducted as a Fellow into the American Institute of Medical and Biological Engineering (AIMBE). This honor is reserved for the top 2% of bioengineers who have excelled in their field. AIMBE’s mission is to provide …