A groundbreaking international research collaboration—anchored by scientists from the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering and the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory—has discovered a fundamental universal principle that governs how microscopic quantum whirlpools interact, collide, and transform within exotic superfluids.

Published in the prestigious Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), this transformative study reveals unprecedented insights into quantized vo

FAMU-FSU College of Engineering alumna Nia Britton wins prestigious awards and secures production engineer role in North Florida’s growing aerospace sector

Nia Imani Rose Britton is a recent mechanical engineering graduate from the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering and Florida A&M University. This summer, she is embarking on a new career as a production engineer for General Dynamics in North Florida.

Promising cryogenic design could transform sustainable aircraft propulsion by 2035

Researchers at the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering have engineered a practical liquid hydrogen storage and delivery system that brings zero-emission aviation significantly closer to reality. Their innovative design addresses multiple engineering challenges simultaneously, enabling hydrogen to serve as both a clean fuel and an integrated cooling medium for critical power systems in next-generation electric aircraft.

From NASA’s Student Launch Challenge to precision airbrake technology, electrical engineering senior Adin Weatherby combines technical innovation with community impact.

Building Tomorrow’s Aerospace Technology Today

Growing up on Florida’s Space Coast, Adin Weatherby was destined for an engineering career that reaches for the stars.

Researchers explore innovative quantum fluid platforms that could overcome limitations in current quantum computing technologies

A team from the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering has identified a promising approach to creating more effective quantum bits (qubits) by utilizing quantum fluids and solids, according to research published in Progress in Quantum Electronics.

FAMU-FSU engineering student Grace Cordle shares her journey developing robotic prosthetic legs and how the college’s diverse community prepared her for a career in biomedical innovation

Grace Cordle is completing her bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering at the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering, where she conducts undergraduate research in Assistant Professor Taylor Higgins’ robotics lab. Originally from Lexington, Kentucky, Cordle aims to make a positive impact through her work in prosthetic design.

FAMU-FSU engineering alumnus Jeremy Graeber leads NASA’s historic Artemis missions, showcasing how FSU engineering education launches extraordinary careers in space exploration.

Jeremy Graeber, a 1996 FAMU-FSU College of Engineering graduate, is the assistant launch director at Kennedy Space Center, where he helps lead NASA’s historic Artemis missions. His journey from mechanical engineering student to space exploration pioneer showcases how FSU engineering education launches extraordinary careers.