Department celebrates its 100th Anniversary
Researchers at CHREC have developed an innovative new machine, Novo-G, the world's most powerful reconfigurable computer for research.
Dr. Robb Moore is on his way to Antartica and the South Pole. With the support from an NSF grant, he plans to detect and quantify the erffects of rocket-triiggered lightning (at the ICLRT in North-Central Florida) using extremely sensitivie ELF and VLF receivers in the Antarctic. He will keep a daily blog of his adventures until he returns to UF on February 11.
President Obama honors winners of the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE) on Wednesday, January 13, 2010. Dr. David Arnold is one of two UF recipients of this award.
Dr. Martin Uman, The friendly skies may not prove very friendly to airline passengers who fly too close to lightning while in mid-air, Dec 8, 2009
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