Florida Tech

Florida Tech

150 West University Blvd., Melbourne, 32901, FL, US

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The premier private technological university in the Southeast, Florida Tech is a Tier 1 Best National University (U.S. News & World Report) and a Top Technical Institute (Fiske Guide to Colleges), as well as a Top College and Best Value University (Forbes). Florida Tech is known worldwide for its strengths in aerospace, advanced manufacturing, aviation, autism treatment, biomedical science, cybersecurity and machine-learning, and marine science. It offers more than 150 bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees in engineering, science, computing, aeronautics, business, psychology and the liberal arts. The university is located in the dynamic and innovative city of Melbourne in the heart of the “Space Coast,” where students have been watching rocket launches from campus since the dawn of the Space Race. Learn how Florida Tech is making history and shaping the future at floridatech.edu. Find stories about our relentless pursuit of greatness at floridatech.edu/news.

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Richard J. Addante, Ph.D.

Richard J. Addante, Ph.D.

Associate Professor | School of Psychology

Dr. Addante researches the cognitive neuroscience of memory, brain states and metacognition, and analog missions for space exploration.

Space Psychology Metacognition Psychology Cognitive Neuroscience Human Memory Amnesia

Richard Aronson, Ph.D.

Richard Aronson, Ph.D.

Department Head | Ocean Engineering and Marine Sciences

Dr. Aronson's research combines paleontology and ecology to reconstruct the response of marine communities to environmental changes.

Marine Biology Coral-Reef Ecology Ecology Paleobiology Antarctica

Albert Bleakley, Ph.D.

Albert Bleakley, Ph.D.

Associate Professor | Mechanical and Civil Engineering

Dr. Bleakley's research interests include disaster response, leadership in engineering organizations and construction safety.

Construction Safety Construction Industry Organizations Construction Contracting Infrastructure Public Policy Leadership International Construction Construction Management Disaster Response Construction Materials

Meredith Carroll, Ph.D.

Meredith Carroll, Ph.D.

Professor | College of Aeronautics

Dr. Carroll's research focuses on decision-making in complex systems, human-machine teaming, performance assessment and adaptive training.

Training Fidelity Analysis Adaptive Training Individual Differences Urban Air Mobility (UAM) Cybersecurity Learner Engagement Decision Making Stress and Resilience Human Machine Teaming Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Cognitive and Affective State Behavioral and Physiological Assessment Return on Training Investment

Felipa Chavez, Ph.D.

Felipa Chavez, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor | School of Psychology

Dr. Chavez pursues a program of research reflecting issues of family dysfunction as seen through parent-child interactions.

Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) Comorbid Parental Psychopathology Family Dysfunction Psychology Child Psychopathology Marital Conflict

Toby S. Daly-Engel, Ph.D.

Toby S. Daly-Engel, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor | Ocean Engineering and Marine Sciences

Dr. Daly-Engel's research uses genomics, field ecology and modelling to study shark populations.

Molecular Ecology Shark Behavior Marine Biology Field Ecology Genomics

Thomas Eskridge, Ph.D.

Thomas Eskridge, Ph.D.

Associate Professor | Computer Engineering and Sciences

Dr. Eskridge works to develop tools and techniques to support the capture, organization and retrieval of knowledge.

User Interfaces Artificial Intelligence Philosophy Computer Science Human-Computer Interaction

Spencer Fire, Ph.D.

Spencer Fire, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor | Ocean Engineering and Marine Sciences

Dr. Fire's research program combines an interest in the very smallest and the very largest organisms in the sea.

Wildlife Toxicology Marine Mammals Harmful Algal Blooms Marine Biotoxins Red Tide

David Harris, Ph.D.

David Harris, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor | Aerospace, Physics and Space Sciences

Dr. Harris' dissertation research investigated the Baldwin Effect using a sample of 200,000 quasar spectra.

Economics of Mars Colonization Physics Education Research Space Technology

Kelli Hunsucker, Ph.D.

Kelli Hunsucker, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor | Ocean Engineering and Marine Sciences

Dr. Hunsucker investigates biofouling prevention methods for marine growth and eco-engineering techniques for ecosystem enhancement.

Marine Education Oceanography UVC Biofilms Biofouling Benthic Ecology Ecological Engineering Environmental Science