Tag Archives: 'Physics and Space Science'
Running a $500 million experiment at CERN
Brian Dorney is a fourth-year doctoral student in the physics and space sciences department studying under Dr. Marc Baarmand. In late December, he returned from [...]
I’m making headlines with an amazing internship while studying space sciences
By Marie McBride, B.S. Space Sciences – Solar Earth and Planetary Science ‘13 During my sophomore year at Florida Tech, I applied for a variety of summer internships. It was a wonderful surprise when I was [...]
Physics majors detect nuclear contraband through muon research
by Michael Staib, Physics ‘12 So, what exactly is a muon and why are you researching them? A muon can be thought of as a heavy electron. These particles are produced in the upper atmosphere and [...]
Lightning at Florida Tech
by Shahab Arabshahi, Physics and Space Sciences Ph.D. Student More than 250 years after the Benjamin Franklin’s kite experiment, there are still a lot to discover about lightning. From the charge separation process in the cloud [...]
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A Mechanical Engineer at a Career Fair
Well don Alejandr. Who says beuty and brains don't mix?
Outer-space to inner-space: mechanical and aerospace engineers push the boundaries
It is good to see aerospace and mechanical
Scuba Diving and Ocean Engineering
Dive Projects at Florida Tech are conducted for purposes of research,
A Mechanical Engineer at a Career Fair
It's great to see you ladies partaking mechanical engineering majors!
Freshman Mechanical Engineering Design Project.
Creating fully autonomous fighting derby robots, eh. If the human race