Florida Tech News

MELBOURNE, FLA. — With the snip of a giant scissors, a new era of student residential living at Florida Tech began today.

That snip cut the ceremonial ribbon in front of Crimson Crossing, the university’s six-story, 556-bed housing complex that rose over the last 15...

Professors Richard Aronson and Mark Bush recently led 18 Florida Tech alumni and friends of the university on a memorable journey to the Pantanal region in southwestern Brazil.

This massive wetland – 20 times the size of the Everglades – supports an astonishing abundance and diversity of wildlife, and the group saw many of the region’s famous and charismatic denizen...

For five (Martian) days in the Utah desert, a team of Florida Tech students lived as if they were already on Mars.

Operating under full Mars analog protocols at the Mars Desert Research Station, the six-member crew conducted research, completed spacewalk-style extravehicular activities (EVAs) and managed delayed communications designed to simulate the realities of f...

We live in an increasingly encrypted society where public-key encryption and digital signatures protect so much, from financial transactions and power-grid equipment to medical devices and other systems.

While much work is done to continue to strengthen these protections, the powerful advancements that might help with those efforts, such as quantum computing, also e...