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- UF Research Satellite Launches Into Orbit December 20, 2018 NASA launched a UF satellite that could help improve the accuracy of timing-sensitive satellites, such as GPS.
- Insights From A Successful Tech-World Executive December 18, 2018 Joshua Walden (ChemE ’82) of Intel Corporation shares advice on leadership and diversity to UF Fall 2018 engineering graduates.
- Zika Virus Detection At Point-Of-Care December 17, 2018 UF Engineer Dr. Z. Hugh Fan leads team to make Zika virus detection faster and cheaper.
- UF Engineering Graduates Continue to Gain Recognition as NSF CAREER Awardees November 27, 2018 Spotlights on UF doctoral graduates who are now NSF CAREER faculty.
- UF Engineering Educator Trains Today’s Teachers To Improve Tomorrow’s Workforce November 26, 2018 Nancy Ruzycki, Ph.D, awarded $5 million SEED (Supporting Effective Educator Development) grant from U.S. Department of Education.
- UF Engineer Improving Transplant Environment For Patients With Diabetes November 19, 2018 Dr. Cherie Stabler is developing a process to encapsulate transplanted cells, eliminating the need for systemic immune suppression drugs.
- Building Better Engines That Consume Less Energy November 14, 2018 UF MSE Professor Awarded $1.5M from U.S. Department of Energy to Develop Metal Alloy Corrosion Measurement Tool.
- Meet Your 2018 Alumni Reunion Challengers October 29, 2018 RAISE $25,000 IN 25 DAYS IN HONOR OF STEPUP’S 25TH ANNIVERSARY October 16 – November 10, 2018 When the UF Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering selected funding for STEPUP (the Successful Transition …
- Mission Possible: UF Technology Spots Microchip Hacks October 11, 2018 UF engineers at the Florida Institute for Cybersecurity Research use advanced diagnostics and AI to spot computer chip errors.
- UF Engineering Alumnus Wins Emmy Award For Vobile Software September 24, 2018 UF engineering alumnus Yangbin Wang won the 2018 Technology and Engineering Emmy Award for Vobile, a software he developed in 2005 to catch pirate video streaming.