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Three UF Engineering Faculty Receive NSF CAREER Awards
Awards highlight interdisciplinary research in computer science, biomedical and coastal engineering.
Building trust: engineering stronger human-robot relationships
In a recent editorial, UF robotics expert Riccardo Bevilacqua explores the role of human dependence in autonomous systems.
New Collaborative Research Lab will House Engineering’s Online Learning Experts
The UF Online Learning Institute, which brings together researchers from the colleges of Education, Engineering, Journalism and Communications and the College of the Arts and its Digital Worlds Institute, will have the benefit of a dedicated space that will house cutting-edge technology to explore personalized e-learning techniques.
Three Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering faculty among those named UF Research Foundation professors
David P. Arnold, ECE, Benjamin J. Fregly, MAE, and My T. Thai, CISE, were named UF Research Foundation Professors for 2016-2019.
Local startup reduces pain, has roots in engineering research
AxoGen has commercialized nerve regeneration technologies researched and developed by Professor Christine Schmidt.
Technology developed at UF to help special needs voters
Juan Gilbert, Ph.D., and his team of students are revolutionizing the way people with disabilities vote with the Prime III, an accessible voting system.
Over 150 international cybersecurity experts gather at UF
The first annual conference of the Florida Institute for Cybersecurity Research coincided with White House announcement of $19B cybersecurity plan.
Tornado preparedness: Lessons from the aftermath
UF civil engineers travel to disaster sites to study damaged structures so they can learn to rebuild stronger.
Defending your computer from cyber-attacks, Sun Tzu style
Engineering professor Daniela Oliveira is developing an operating system inspired by ancient military strategies.