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- MicaPlex Company Techfit Digital Surgery Scores Big Points
- Big Data Method More Accurately Predicts Air Traveler Choices
- Vibrating Vest Helps Combat Flight Deck Disorientation
- NSF Grant Advances Search for Ancient Stars and Student Career Options
- Graduate Student's Work Advances Space Communication Systems
- New Drone Study to Help Farmers Brace for Climate Change
- Ford Motor Company and Embry-Riddle Help Advance Safer Batteries for Electric Vehicles
- Embry-Riddle Team Wins $2 Million NSF Grant to Turn More Students into Engineers
- Future Electrical Engineer Takes Advantage of New MicaPlex Lab
- Embry-Riddle Plans Expansion of Its Research Park through Partnership with Space Square
- Urban Drone Flights over Kosovo Offer Rare Insights
- VerdeGo™ Aero and SeaMax™ to Join Embry-Riddle’s Applied Aviation and Engineering Research Hangar
- Meteorology Students Get Up Close to Tornadoes
- Global Aerospace Communications Leader Arralis to Join Embry-Riddle Research Park
- Prof. Jeremy Ernst Leads Major NSF Project to Help Engineering Students Succeed