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In response to the recent devastating earthquakes in Venezuela, students in the Biomedical Engineering Society are using 3D printing technology to create life-changing orthopedic devices for injured people and animals.

The awards will support separate research projects exploring responsive nanomaterials and resilient autonomous systems.

The new graduate certificate in verification, validation and test, which is the first of its kind in Florida, prepares industry professionals to fill a skills gap that is in high demand nationally.

166su is partnering with tech company TAU Systems to test a potentially smaller and more efficient way to simulate radiation in space.

High-energy performances. Bold creativity. A surprise robot cameo. Legally Blonde reimagined theater through the lens of technology — blending disciplines to create something entirely new.

These six researchers are proving that groundbreaking work doesn’t take decades — just vision, drive and the courage to think differently.

Kamalakkannan Ravi will begin a research fellowship focused on trustworthy artificial intelligence and rare disease detection.

Reza Abdolvand’s natural curiosity led to a career in academia, 18 patents for his work in electrical engineering and recognition as a National Academy of Inventors Fellow.

The early-career professors were recognized for their excellence with significant research funding as part of a prestigious and highly competitive annual U.S. National Science Foundation grant program.