September 30, 2023
Technology/Innovation
Ocean Insight's technology is used across an array of industries
Mike Morris, an oceanographer and serial entrepreneur, co-founded Ocean Optics in 1989 after he and a team of researchers...
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Published on 3/1/2021
Tyndall Air Force Base deploying robotic security on base
Tyndall Air Force Base is deploying four-legged robots around the base's perimeter as a security measure.
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Published on 1/27/2021
Online test proctor Honorlock is one of Florida's fastest-growing companies
The pandemic-fueled shift to online college learning proved a boon to an online test proctor founded by two FAU graduates.
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Published on 1/27/2021
Smart Machines: AI technology's impact on Florida's business sectors
In 1970, Marvin Minsky predicted scientists were about 3-8 years away from creating a machine as intelligent as the average human.
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Published on 1/27/2021
Scripps Research Florida's promising approach
Targeted anti-cancer treatments — instead of dousing the body with chemo with all its side effects — have been a boon for some patients.
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Published on 12/30/2020
Cancer care around the state
Inspired by his mother, who survived breast cancer, clothing designer Galen Magee has been donating about 20 specially designed robes...
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Published on 12/30/2020
A side of seaweed?
While seaweed is a popular food in Asia and the Pacific Islands, it's not exactly a staple in the United States — but that could change.
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Published on 12/30/2020
Colorectal cancer screening options
An at-home test offers an alternative for some who are skittish about a colonoscopy
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Published on 12/30/2020
Florida Poly launches state's first undergraduate health engineering program
Students with a love of STEM and an interest in health care can prepare for a career that prioritizes both with Florida Polytechnic University's new Health Systems Engineering program
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Published on 12/1/2020
UF startup Cannabix working on a 'pot breathalyzer'
With more states allowing some form of legal marijuana use, the race is on to develop a breath test that law enforcement...
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Published on 8/26/2020
OceanBased Perpetual Energy generates power from the Gulf Stream
Alshemaimry came to FAU with his Gulf Stream plan shortly after the Scotland conference and in May reached a milestone.
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Published on 8/26/2020
VerdeGo Aero wants to provide new power to aircraft makers
A small Daytona Beach company wants to provide new power to aircraft makers.
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Published on 8/26/2020
FIU researchers monitor shark fin trade
The Chinese love shark fin soup - will they eat less if they know it's full of mercury?
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Published on 8/26/2020
InfraSite Solutions offers underground storage units for 5G tower equipment
Building out the nation's cellular networks requires lots of towers and refrigerator-sized electrical boxes to support them.
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Published on 8/26/2020
Are CEOs from working-class background less kind toward their employees?
If you came up via the school of hard knocks, you might want to take a look at whether your labor policies are holding your company back.
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Published on 8/26/2020
Research, technology & innovation around the state
Sea Salads, Eye-balling Big Data, Farmer Bot, Virtual Learning for Surgeons and more.
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Published on 8/26/2020
University of Miami researchers rebuilding 125 acres of reef
New science helps restore a vital part of ocean infrastructure.
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Published on 8/26/2020
Top productive Florida research universities
Florida Schools: A+ in Commercialization
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Published on 8/26/2020
In Florida and nationwide, cyber-security jobs are waiting to be filled
There is a shortage of cyber-security professionals in Florida, with more than 25,000 unfilled cyber-security jobs in the state.
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Published on 6/25/2020
Epic Games awards UCF professor grant to enhance AR & VR tech
The company responsible for the online video game hit Fortnite has awarded a UCF assistant professor a grant to develop an immersive technology to take virtual experiences to new levels of reality.
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Published on 5/11/2020
Sunsetting VistA
The VA was the first in the nation to integrate electronic medical records with its homegrown software. Now the agency is junking it and migrating to Cerner.
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Published on 4/7/2020
Orlando Health's Epic EHR Overhaul
Orlando Health's EHR switch aims to create a complete patient story in one place.
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Published on 4/7/2020
Sore point: Allegations of fraud in the Electronic Health Records market
Since 2017, three EHR vendors have paid more than $357 million combined to settle government claims related to fraud, kickbacks and other alleged abuses.
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Published on 4/7/2020
University of West Florida wins $400K National Eye Institute grant
Biology professor Scott Taylor has won a grant to study how zebrafish regenerate preceptor cells in their eyes after they've been damaged.
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Published on 3/25/2020
Business Beat - Week of September 29th
