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Hunsucker Featured in National YouTube Science Series - Florida Tech News+ (opens the original)
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Ocean engineering assistant professor Travis Hunsucker ’11 M.S., ’16 Ph.D., is Florida’s featured expert in “50X50: Science Across America,” a new YouTube series from the Independent Media Initiative pairing 50 scientists with 50 content creators across all 50 states to spotlight American science. Hunsucker was paired with Jeremiah Burton, an engineer and co-founder of the YouTube channel BigTime, which has 1.95 million subscribers. Burton, a Melbourne native, returned to his hometown to film a
Adrienne Lafond Named NACE Scholar of the Year - Florida Tech News+ (opens the original)
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Adrienne Lafond ’26 M.S., a behavior analysis Ph.D. student, was named Scholar of the Year by the National Association of Collegiate Esports (NACE) at the organization’s 2026 National Convention in July. Lafond also won NACE’s Student Leadership Award and was elected to the NACE Student Affairs Committee. Lafond, who coaches Florida Tech’s Valorant team, was recognized for her thesis, “Evaluating Precision Teaching to Enhance Learning Agility in Collegiate Esports Athletes.” The study examined w
Florida Tech to Give Away 100 Orlando Science Center Tickets to Brevard County Families - Florida Tech News+ (opens the original)
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MELBOURNE, FLA. — Florida Tech is celebrating science and technology and the people who champion STEM education by giving away 100 tickets to the Orlando Science Center (OSC). Parents and guardians of school-age children across Brevard County, including those enrolled in public, charter, private and homeschool programs, are invited to enter for a chance to win two tickets to one of Central Florida’s premier learning destinations. Families are invited to enter by completing this brief form by Oct
ASME Honors Florida Tech Researchers for Stenting Safety Study - Florida Tech News+ (opens the original)
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Jose Colmenarez ’26 Ph.D. and his co-authors, including professor Linxia Gu and assistant professor Pengfei Dong, have been recognized by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) for their research paper, “Evaluating the Influence of Morphological Features on the Vulnerability of Lipid-Rich Plaques During Stenting,” published in the ASME Journal of Biomechanical Engineering. The paper was named an Editors’ Choice selection and was one of 18 papers nominated for the 2026 Richard Skalak
Florida Tech Grad's Code Now in Use by U.S. Space Force - Florida Tech News+ (opens the original)
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Zachary Kopel ’26 has developed a forecasting tool now in use by the U.S. Space Force to help predict dangerous convective wind events, including microbursts that can threaten rockets during launch operations. Kopel built the tool, which combines a forecasting index with a machine learning model, as part of his senior design project. The project, called the Microburst Day Potential Index, uses data from weather balloon soundings, including temperature, pressure and dew point readings, run throug
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