#FloridaTech’s #biofouling knowledge is now being used – and expanded – to help @USNavyResearch find a sustainable process for ship maintenance. https://t.co/qY1AMM7Ps1
— Florida Tech Research (@FlaTechResearch) June 26, 2020
#FloridaTech aerospace, physics and #space sciences assistant professor Saida Caballero-Nieves spoke with @SPACEdotcom about what the loss of the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico means to scientists native to the country. https://t.co/2UMP07v3T9
— Florida Tech Research (@FlaTechResearch) December 8, 2020
#FloridaTech’s Andrew Palmer spoke with @washingtonpost about growing food on #Mars. https://t.co/GW9O6IBW9D
— Florida Tech Research (@FlaTechResearch) November 30, 2020
Estimations from @IMOHQ state biofouling management could result in a reduction of around 80 to 90 million metric tons of carbon dioxide emitted across the global fleet per year. @CNN spoke with our Geoff Swain about managing anti-fouling technologies. https://t.co/VbRasS3vd6
— Florida Tech Research (@FlaTechResearch) December 17, 2020
Fox and Gering’s work was recently highlighted by @Florida_Today and @JWayEnviro. https://t.co/Ft381E9jme
— Florida Tech Research (@FlaTechResearch) November 24, 2020
Andrew Palmer's #regolith #research was highlighted in a new @ScienceNews story on the potential challenges growing crops on Mars may bring. #FloridaTech https://t.co/9F97tUuOu2
— Florida Tech Research (@FlaTechResearch) November 18, 2020
Manasvi Lingam also spoke with @PopSci on his #research on #Venus’ gases using balloons. #space https://t.co/uNDYuzcTeI
— Florida Tech Research (@FlaTechResearch) October 2, 2020
The rocky red terrain of #Mars may cover a rich environment full of life, according to new #FloridaTech research. #space https://t.co/vXzkQuEJ5H
— Florida Tech Research (@FlaTechResearch) October 1, 2020
Florida Tech’s Manasvi Lingam is part of a #research team studying #technosignatures, detectable signs of past or present #technology used on other #planets, that may give insight into discovering intelligent life elsewhere. #space https://t.co/A8A7Fa10Tt
— Florida Tech Research (@FlaTechResearch) August 12, 2020
Astrobiology assistant professor Manasvi Lingam was part of a paper on how a recently-discovered #exoplanet may keep atmospheric conditions for a "long enough" interval of time (i.e. some billions of years). @AAS_Publishing https://t.co/f6U7iYTpIT
— Florida Tech Research (@FlaTechResearch) June 24, 2020
A recent #FloridaTech grant is looking at how to cut the lines of communication used in #bacteria’s sickness-inducing plan. https://t.co/lRuvH0DYBJ
— Florida Tech Research (@FlaTechResearch) July 1, 2020
Key atmospheric electricity findings may give researchers a better understanding of the implications for lightning safety and protection. https://t.co/6lHI0hW0F3
— Florida Tech Research (@FlaTechResearch) February 16, 2021
New research involving #FloridaTech shows that tapping into heat to produce #geothermal heating for urban regions on the surface has a far, far shorter lifespan. https://t.co/3L6UPJZQnY
— Florida Tech Research (@FlaTechResearch) February 4, 2021
As #FloridaTech researchers examine Indian River Lagoon water quality solutions, a small but mighty mollusk may help in that goal. https://t.co/qiJWLUNwog
— Florida Tech Research (@FlaTechResearch) January 20, 2021
New literature by our Ken Lindeman offers a comprehensive examination of nearshore hardbottrom reef systems along Florida’s Atlantic coast. https://t.co/yeNjl9ghwP
— Florida Tech Research (@FlaTechResearch) December 18, 2020
Psychology assistant professor Richard Addante’s research on the Dunning-Kruger effect was the subject of a recent @PsyPost article. https://t.co/Fn5pvC7dch
— Florida Tech Research (@FlaTechResearch) January 25, 2021
Charge-injection device and extreme contrast ratio studies are the focus of graduate research assistant Sailee Sawant's @AAS_Office presentation today. @AAS_Press https://t.co/O0E2iotrPh
— Florida Tech Research (@FlaTechResearch) January 15, 2021
A recent #FloridaTech study may give researchers and students further insight into the communication process between #bacteria. https://t.co/rHWoDFLPk4
— Florida Tech Research (@FlaTechResearch) January 8, 2021
Karenia brevis is a phytoplankton that produces harmful algal blooms in various coastal regions. Continuing work done in Sarasota Bay, #FloridaTech #research is looking at its effect on dolphins in the Gulf of Mexico. https://t.co/xhom6EHsv9
— Florida Tech Research (@FlaTechResearch) December 9, 2020
As big #data #research grows, a new computational center is in the works to fulfill the demand for new #technology. https://t.co/ZImu9Wa4Ut
— Florida Tech Research (@FlaTechResearch) October 30, 2020
New hardware for the detection of #subatomic particles built by the #FloridaTech High Energy Physics group was installed this fall in the Compact Muon Solenoid experiment at the Large Hadron Collider operated by @CERN. @CERNpress https://t.co/qy89EzDLuW
— Florida Tech Research (@FlaTechResearch) October 16, 2020
#FloridaTech’s ORION Lab was selected as one of the 178 top participating teams from The @AFWERX Space Challenge initiative. @AFWERXChallenge https://t.co/gFKzNCrxbe
— Florida Tech Research (@FlaTechResearch) September 25, 2020
Cell #phones have become increasingly sophisticated, and their #technology is at the heart of new #FloridaTech #research related to autonomous #drone landing. https://t.co/EW4ROVBjz8
— Florida Tech Research (@FlaTechResearch) September 21, 2020
A @NASA #research grant is allowing #FloridaTech to investigate how future #floods and #droughts will impact water resources in a key region in #Asia. https://t.co/GPjmpcZ3ye
— Florida Tech Research (@FlaTechResearch) September 14, 2020
#FloridaTech’s Markus Wilde and former university faculty Dan Batcheldor discuss growing space debris on this week’s episode of @news6wkmg’s Space Curious podcast, hosted by @EMSpeck. https://t.co/vE1rgRCYxy
— Florida Tech Research (@FlaTechResearch) September 9, 2020
A study of the central Andean plateau involving a #FloridaTech researcher has yielded some surprising #paleoclimate results. #research #climate https://t.co/ZREOIecI1x
— Florida Tech Research (@FlaTechResearch) September 4, 2020
Recent #research from a new #FloridaTech #psychology professor examines the #brain activity behind the famous #DunningKrugerEffect. https://t.co/cKBxpB1hLG
— Florida Tech Research (@FlaTechResearch) August 28, 2020
Recent #FloridaTech #research findings have found warmer waters in Antarctica may lead to the migration of the king #crab, which could have major ecological impacts. https://t.co/Hx72NPkYng
— Florida Tech Research (@FlaTechResearch) August 5, 2020
Florida Tech is working with the FAA to provide #research data to understand how urban air mobility vehicles will safely transport people. @FAANews @LMSjets https://t.co/jF7U1bcrCf
— Florida Tech Research (@FlaTechResearch) July 29, 2020
Research underway at #FloridaTech is examining travel possibilities via a cycler #spacecraft and an associated crew transfer system. #space https://t.co/5OiOYQLEe5
— Florida Tech Research (@FlaTechResearch) July 24, 2020
#ACL surgeries are done by using a ligament in the body or a cadaver, but new #FloridaTech #research is utilizing a potentially safer and cost-effective source. https://t.co/xfy7G9rB0c
— Florida Tech Research (@FlaTechResearch) July 15, 2020
With #hurricane season underway, #FloridaTech researcher Jean-Paul Pinelli is investigating the hurricane damage potential of residential buildings. https://t.co/6FikRo1zpH
— Florida Tech Research (@FlaTechResearch) July 8, 2020
#FloridaTech #research is looking at improved ways to evaluate #concussion injuries in #college student-athletes by looking at balance performance before and after the injuries. https://t.co/cWsvwNbpNJ
— Florida Tech Research (@FlaTechResearch) June 12, 2020
A #FloridaTech associate professor is using #mathematical #models to help assist in blood-clotting and stomach bacteria #research. https://t.co/MDYTvIzT3d
— Florida Tech Research (@FlaTechResearch) June 5, 2020
@FITSCAMS #WXFIT @FlaTechResearch Made the news today! Florida Tech to study how Tropical Storm Isaias' winds impact Satellite Beach house. https://t.co/YmgPwxf3p6
— Steven Lazarus (@slazmo) August 2, 2020
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Excited to share a newly published book chapter review on #eDNA applications in marine environments by Dr Jeff Eble @FlaTechResearch and co-authors @dalyengellab @kozioladam1992 @Fish_Evolution. Chapter freely available until August 18th at this link.https://t.co/xGhOlnehHL
— Joseph DiBattista (@joey_squishfish) June 29, 2020
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#Memory may not serve completely correctly in new study @floridatech https://t.co/odeM5qBGia
— Medical Xpress (@medical_xpress) February 12, 2021
We are pleased to announce that the 2021 recipient of the Michael Hemingway Behavior Analysis Award is the late Dr. Jose Martinez-Diaz, BCBA-D (1950-2020).https://t.co/d6xHIh6nqo
— BACB (@BACB_Inc) January 19, 2021
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Hosted by Florida Tech’s student-run newspaper, The Crimson, the 10th annual Free Speech Week will feature discussions on the First Amendment and the value of journalism.@NPR science correspondent @joepalca will deliver the keynote address on Feb. 17. https://t.co/M5Qow67PiA
— Florida Tech (@FloridaTech) February 12, 2021
Layers of foam have been appearing in the Indian River Lagoon following recent algae blooms. Associate professor Robert Weaver shared his expertise on the issue with the @weatherchannel, below. https://t.co/w4iC6jbZoz
— Florida Tech (@FloridaTech) January 8, 2021
Our Online Master of Science in Aviation, Aviation Safety degree program has been approved as a Graduate Safety Practitioner (GSP) Qualified Academic Program, meaning graduates of the program can now seek the prestigious GSP designation.✈️ https://t.co/nniMNW2yNQ
— Florida Tech (@FloridaTech) February 9, 2021
The walls of the future Health Sciences Research Center are beginning to take form!
Watch construction progress in real time at: https://t.co/zhmWSJ4SkP pic.twitter.com/sO5cReJIC4
— Florida Tech (@FloridaTech) January 19, 2021
Space lovers have a lot to look forward to this year!
Assistant professor Saida Caballero-Nieves and astronomy student Maria Galvez Gonzalez spoke with Spectrum News about why 2021 will be particularly exciting. https://t.co/HRenHkpmWQ
— Florida Tech (@FloridaTech) January 14, 2021
This past fall, high school students from across the Space Coast showcased their ingenuity at a hackathon hosted by our Center for Advanced Manufacturing and Innovative Design.
Check out some of the winning projects below! https://t.co/BncqL5fZC2
— Florida Tech (@FloridaTech) January 5, 2021
Through a challenging year, our community not only persevered, but was able to innovate, thrive and grow. Thank you, Panthers, for your continuous strength and support. #FloridaTechhttps://t.co/GKxoCUZPXb
— Florida Tech (@FloridaTech) December 21, 2020
A COVID-19 Update and Video Message from President McCay. https://t.co/0hjz3W7jpC pic.twitter.com/vVhAaP1VsG
— Florida Tech (@FloridaTech) February 12, 2021
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Read more about the show, below. https://t.co/yN11MA7BVI
— Florida Tech (@FloridaTech) January 12, 2021
An Important Spring 2021 Message From The Pandemic Response Team: https://t.co/yzU7FVqQrK
— Florida Tech (@FloridaTech) January 5, 2021
We’re just over a month away from the 18th Chopper Dropper on March 12, 2021!
17 cash prizes totaling $75,000 can be won at the event, including the $50,000 Grand Prize! Support Panther Athletics & purchase your tickets today at https://t.co/4d3BRtbWcM!https://t.co/d7KVBEhUo5 pic.twitter.com/XvqXfU98NM
— Florida Tech Athletics (@FT_Athletics) February 9, 2021
Art Encounters: Community or Chaos | Amid worldwide protests against racial discrimination & police brutality, the works on view in this @cfamrollins exhibit take on renewed meaning and urgency.
Explore it virtually: https://t.co/rj6H1nStx8
Learn more: https://t.co/WzJhJmmaHm pic.twitter.com/lnRiTH6J2U— Rollins College (@rollinscollege) February 16, 2021
Marc Fetscherin, the Gelbman Family Chair of International Business and Professor of Marketing has been recognized as one of the top scholars in the world based on an extensive ranking conducted by Stanford University researchers.
Read more: https://t.co/NP3qLICvif pic.twitter.com/sHptfuCuHD— Rollins College (@rollinscollege) February 10, 2021
Rollins’ Department of #Economics has been recognized among the top five undergraduate economics programs in Florida by @CollegeFactual.
Learn more about the ranking, and the economics program at Rollins: https://t.co/wLqfZWUwaK pic.twitter.com/QXtJR9ozRp
— Rollins College (@rollinscollege) January 30, 2021
Business professors Kip Kiefer, Mark Heileman, and Timothy Pett recently published a study in Small Business Economics providing novel insights into gender differences in small business outcomes.
Learn more about the outcomes of the study: https://t.co/o7xXvrfm7t pic.twitter.com/L22p9o6d6E
— Rollins College (@rollinscollege) January 15, 2021
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A reflection from President Grant Cornwell on the state of our democracy: https://t.co/NEyuLffAFJ pic.twitter.com/0iQXub7Za3
— Rollins College (@rollinscollege) January 7, 2021
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Our Vice President of Student Affairs, Dr. Sandra Miles, is back with another episode of On The Couch! This week she chats with our Dean of Students, Dirk Hibler, on his role at Flagler and how it has changed with COVID-19. https://t.co/5GccuA4a53
— Flagler College (@FlaglerCollege) February 6, 2021
Flagler's Science, Technology, Entrepreneurship, Arts and Mathematics club will be hosting another Battle Bots meeting this evening. Learn more about the club via President Kyle Clark's interview on Flagler footnotes:https://t.co/VvrDuugtE1 pic.twitter.com/C4TCYBMjya
— Flagler College (@FlaglerCollege) January 29, 2021
The Crisp-Ellert Art Museum announces exhibition “Bureau of Aesthetics” by Native Art Department International, a collaborative project by Maria Hupfield & Jason Lujan. A virtual exhibition of both iterations will be available online for the public.https://t.co/J6ISkbgMVm pic.twitter.com/Yobdcz6c3v
— Flagler College (@FlaglerCollege) January 24, 2021
This past year was anything but normal. Through it all, our #FlaglerFamily remained resilient, optimistic, and compassionate. Thank you to our students, faculty, staff, donors and community members for helping us along the way. Happy New Year!https://t.co/pa6XEapk1c
— Flagler College (@FlaglerCollege) January 1, 2021
Celebrate Black History Month by exploring Florida’s Black Heritage Trail! A driving tour along the Florida Black Heritage Trail unveils some of the state’s most prominent historic African-American sites. Learn more at https://t.co/0bkEdn6NQi pic.twitter.com/S0a7wdKF0N
— Stetson University (@StetsonU) February 15, 2021
Stetson Alum, Clint Bentley ('08) is making waves in Hollywood. Sony Pictures Classics acquired distribution rights to his Sundance Film, "Jockey." Bentley directed the film, which Sony Pictures called a “formidable directing debut." Read the story. https://t.co/m9AuuX4MRK
— Stetson University (@StetsonU) February 9, 2021
Stetson has received $1.7 million in federal funding to help students with exceptional financial needs due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Students can apply for financial help with tuition bills, including housing costs and other educational expenses. https://t.co/fFXpN5K7si
— Stetson University (@StetsonU) February 1, 2021
School of Music alumni, Jose Simerilla Romero and Michael Anthony Rodriguez ’18, advance in Metropolitan Opera National Council auditions. Check out the full story at Stetson Today! https://t.co/8e47SdE6gu
— Stetson University (@StetsonU) January 26, 2021
Pandemic and all, we made it through a wonderful year, Hatters! Check out our 2020 Year in Review to see some of the great things that happened at Stetson University this year! https://t.co/W6sLhiR0rD
— Stetson University (@StetsonU) December 29, 2020