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- Faculty members from the Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering took home some impressive hardware Monday during the University of Florida International Center’s 2025 Global Awards ceremony. The post UF engineers make strong showing at UF International Center awards appeared first on News from Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering.
- University of Florida chemical engineering researcher Helena Hagelin Weaver, Ph.D., is uncovering how the structure of catalyst materials can dramatically improve the efficiency of methane conversion. Her team’s findings, recently published in ACS Catalysis, reveal how manipulating nanoscale support structures can boost methane oxidation at lower temperatures — a key step toward reducing greenhouse gas […]
- ISE senior Corey Reynolds balances his passion for basketball with the precision of engineering as a student manager for the national champion Gators. From logistics to leadership, he’s learning what it takes to support a winning program on and off the court. The post Balancing the court and classroom appeared first on News from Herbert […]
- The University of Florida is part of a multi-university, interdisciplinary research team that will tackle the global challenge of halting corrosion of infrastructure, like bridges. The post UF joins national team working to curb costly infrastructure corrosion appeared first on News from Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering.
- UF researchers have developed a breakthrough CRISPR upgrade — called CRISPR-LEAP — that can target nearly any DNA sequence, potentially transforming cancer detection, infectious disease testing and personalized medicine. The post A giant LEAP toward faster, smarter genetic testing for cancer appeared first on News from Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering.