Applied Science News
Scientists, mathematicians and engineers at Embry-Riddle are developing solutions for challenges within the aviation, aerospace and healthcare industries. From human physiology in space to weather patterns and cybersecurity on Earth, researchers are uncovering new knowledge to benefit business and society.
- Embry-Riddle Takes Silver in International RoboBoat Competition
- Meteorology Students Get Up Close to Tornadoes
- Expanding the Aviation Workforce: Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Names Inaugural Cohort of Boeing Scholars
- What’s it Like to Work for SpaceX? Alumnus Kyle Williams Tells All
- Embry-Riddle Students Design Camera Mount for International Space Station
- Prof. Jeremy Ernst Leads Major NSF Project to Help Engineering Students Succeed
- Embry-Riddle, UCF Partner to Map Oyster Reefs Using UAS
- Outstanding Researcher of the Year Wins $1.3M NASA Award
- Students and Faculty Provide Weather Tracking for World War II-Era Planes
- Q&A: Embry-Riddle Stands at the Forefront of Booming Drone Business
- Counter-Drone Technology to be Commercialized by Embry-Riddle and Drone Defense Systems LLC
- Data Science Offers New Tools for Understanding Foster Care Outcomes
- Improving Patient Care: Human Factors Study Highlights Handoff Risks
- Student-Led Startups Secure Funding at Launch Your Venture
- Prof. Ali Tamijani Wins Coveted NSF Early Career Award for Pioneering Research