Category: MAE

Ted Henter (BSME ’74) remembers swerving as the lights came toward him. Those lights would be one of the last things he’d ever see. After two unsuccessful eye surgeries, Henter, then 27, awoke with a face full of stitches and a permanent disability. But Henter said he spent only about 10 minutes lamenting the loss […]

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

UF engineering graduate Liza Kholodkova has created a robot to help artists get the job of outlining a mural done faster.

Mechanical engineering alumna Erin Winick was honored at the state’s capitol for her STEM-inspired fashion accessories company, Sci Chic.

UF Engineering research featured on the cover of Scientific Advances.

UF professor emeritus Erich Farber, internationally acclaimed for his work in the field of solar energy, passed away on April 9, 2017.

Department of Defense is investing in next-generation tissue & organ manufacturing capabilities pioneered by our engineering faculty

AeroGators, an airplane-building student organization at UF, showcased the first aircraft built by its members – the Excalibur.

UF’s Computational Neuromechanics Lab aims to optimize physical therapy regimens.

Mechanical engineering Ph.D. student Dan Frank builds makerspace community with Navajo Nation.