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Patrick Traynor FICS

UF Cybersecurity Expert and FICS Develop New Skimmer Detection

May 10, 2018

NYPD field tests the “Skim Reaper” and shows success for enhanced credit card skimmer detection.

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UF Materials Science & Engineering professor Anthony Brennan is being honored for his patented microtopography technology,

MSE Faculty Named National Academy of Inventors Fellow

January 22, 2018

UF Materials Science & Engineering professor Anthony Brennan is being honored for his patented microtopography technology.

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Jason Weaver, Methane

From Waste to WOW: Unlocking Methane’s Value

January 11, 2018

Chemical Engineering professor Jason Weaver discovers secret to activating methane at low temperatures; published in Science.

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Graphene Membrane Seeks to Drastically Reduce Dialysis Time

December 20, 2017

Promising results between medicine and engineering show signs of improving patients’ quality of life.

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UF Biomedical Engineer Honored as Leader in Diversity and Innovation

September 29, 2017

For her biomedical research and commitment to diversity, Gunduz has been awarded the Denice Denton Emerging Leader ABIE Award by the Anita Borg Institute, a nonprofit organization focused on the advancement of women in computing.

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UF Hurricane Research

UF’s Wind Engineering Experts Bring the Lab to the Hurricane

September 22, 2017

The hurricane research team deployed weather stations to collect data as Irma made landfall along Florida’s southwest coast.

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Kristy Boyer UF CISE

Virtual Agent Technologies Help Level the Playing Field in Classroom Collaboration

August 23, 2017

UF engineering professor Kristy Boyer’s latest NSF project uses intelligent virtual agents to study and foster collaboration skills in elementary school students.

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