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Michael Todd

New study-abroad program earns engineering advisor top college honor

April 21, 2026

Michael Todd, an academic advisor in the Center for Student Excellence, has won the International Educator of the Year award from the Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering.  

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Sixteen Gator Engineers Earn Spots on the 2026 Gator100 List

April 21, 2026

We’re proud to celebrate the Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering alumni who were named to the 2026 Gator100, earning the distinction among the fastest-growing, Gator-led businesses worldwide. 

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ECE student Jayden Nargen stands at the steps of the U.S. Capitol during IEEE-USA’s Congressional Visit Day. Photo courtesy of Jayden Nargen

From the Swamp to Capitol Hill, UF student talks engineering with lawmakers

April 20, 2026

As part of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), UF freshman Jayden Nargen traveled to Washington, D.C., for IEEE-USA’s Congressional Visit Day, joining engineers from across the country to meet with lawmakers and advocate for policies impacting research funding and STEM workforce development.

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Residential street with one houses affected by a large sinkhole, showing ground collapse and structural damage.

UF researchers creating AI models to detect sinkhole trouble

April 8, 2026

UF researchers are developing AI models that combine satellite imagery, soil data and weather patterns to detect early indicators of sinkholes and improve risk prediction across Florida.

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UF's Century Tower with a foreground of trees and fuchsia azaleas in bloom.

Two engineering master’s students win UF International awards

April 6, 2026

Computer science master’s student Joshita Arora and Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) master’s student Uthra Madhavan were among four UF students who won the Outstanding Master’s and Professional International Student Award.  

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Entrance of Malachowsky Hall on the campus of the University of Florida

Two ECE faculty earn prestigious Young Investigator Awards

April 6, 2026

Two University of Florida engineering professors have been recognized among the nation’s top early-career researchers for their contributions to national defense and security. 

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Laser powder bed fusion 3D printer (Renishaw AM-400) melting metal powder layer by layer to form small parts inside an enclosed lab machine.

New lab welcomes advanced metal 3D printing technology

April 3, 2026

Hidden within a controlled lab environment, UF’s new Renishaw AM-400 brings advanced metal 3D printing capabilities to students and researchers. The laser powder bed fusion system enables the creation of complex, lightweight components while opening new opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration and innovation.

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A student in a lab working on a human head dummy to set up a system for recording brain waves during human walking

From athletes to everyday health: UF Engineers unveil bold vision for the future of human performance

March 24, 2026

The UF Center for Engineering Human Performance and Wellness brings together experts from the Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering and the College of Health and Human Performance to study how wearable sensors, robotics and advanced data analysis can be used to monitor, understand and optimize how people move, recover and live. 

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