More than 40,000 bridges in the United States are deemed structurally deficient, and as many as 221,000 need fixing. FIU researchers have developed a system that could play a key role in restoration.
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Ryan Cruz, a double FIU alum, turned networking skills into a senior position at Lockheed Martin Aeronautics. His journey shows how building relationships can transform a tech career.
- Beyond numbers: Patent production makes clear depth, breadth of university research strength
For the eighth consecutive year, FIU lands on the Top 100 Worldwide List of universities for the number of utility patents, as announced today by the National Academy of Inventors.
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FIU researchers discovered a way to lengthen the lifespan of lithium-sulfur batteries.
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The pair work in the field of marine conversation and will use the funding to defray research costs.
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