Dr. Amber Paul and Olivia Siu in the Omics Lab

Eagle Undergrad’s Research on ‘Space Mice’ Tops National Conference

Posted In: Applied Science | Human Factors | Research | Space

Professor and two students study models of the human head

How Does Air Travel Affect Your Emotions? Eagle Researcher Seeks Answers

Posted In: Applied Science | Human Factors | Research

2013 Yarnell Hill Fire and Delta Air Lines Flight 191 Crash

NSF-Funded Research Sheds Light on Yarnell Hill Fire Tragedy

Posted In: Applied Science | Research

Researchers Joe Cerreta, Will Austin, Pete Miller, David Thirtyacre and Scott Burgess hold a live, 10-foot-long female Burmese python.

Eagles Use Drones to Track Invasive Pythons in the Everglades

Posted In: Applied Science | Aviation | Computers and Technology | Research | Unmanned Systems

Senior researcher Bailey Burden, assistant professor Hugo Castillo and senior researcher Erik Larsen pose at the 2021 Student Research Symposium.

Student Research Symposium Teaches Real-World Skills

Posted In: Applied Science | Research

Electrical and Computer Engineering master’s student Justin Parkhurst tests connections in an unmanned system, or drone, using a multimeter, as well as uses a microscope and testing equipment to review circuitry, in Embry-Riddle’s Wireless Devices and Electromagnetics (WiDE) Laboratory, located in the Research Park. (Photos: Embry-Riddle/Daryl LaBello)

Research Park Innovation Facility Provides Powerful Student Opportunities

Posted In: Applied Science | Aviation | Business | Computers and Technology | Engineering

Applied Aviation Sciences students Schyler Sapinski, Sydney Pilling, Dharaj Samuel, Marcin Makowski and Donald Ventrice analyze wreckage at Embry-Riddle’s Aerospace Forensics Lab, using the university’s new 3D-modeling scanner. (Photos: Anthony Brickhouse)

New Technology Boosts Accident Investigation Studies at Embry-Riddle

Posted In: Applied Science | Aviation | Security Intelligence and Safety

Aerospace Physiology students Olivia Siu and Nicholas Lee monitor operations in Embry-Riddle’s High-Altitude Lab (HAL).

Eagles Collaborate in Unique High-Altitude Simulation Training

Posted In: Applied Science | Aviation | Human Factors

Aerospace Engineering professor Riccardo Bevilacqua is leading the research on Embry-Riddle’s Daytona Beach Campus, with help from graduate student Katharine Larsen. (Photo: Embry-Riddle/David Massey)

Eagles Work to Reduce Collateral Damage in Air Force Study of Warhead Shrapnel

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art image of a face made of 1s and 0s

New Data Science Tool Boosts First-Year Student Success

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Ph.D. student Melissa A. Messenger, winner of a five-year National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship, works to refine phase-changing materials at Embry-Riddle’s Research Park, in the Thermal Science Laboratory. (Photo: Embry-Riddle/Daryl LaBello)

Shape-Shifting Materials: Embry-Riddle Researchers Report Thermal Energy Breakthrough

Posted In: Applied Science | Engineering | Research

Student works on a project in a COAS lab.

College of Arts & Sciences Expands Faculty, Molecular Research Capability

Posted In: Applied Science | Research

Embry-Riddle UAS Group

Low-Altitude Flight to Help Eagles Predict Monsoons

Posted In: Applied Science | Research | Unmanned Systems

Earthquake-Model

To Better Understand Earthquakes — Look Up

Posted In: Applied Science | Research | Space

Emma Bucey

Human Factors Grad Promotes Campus Recycling in Award-Winning Research

Posted In: Applied Science