Technology - Page 9 of 22

Florida v. Georgia: Who Will Win the Water War?

Cory Lancaster December 7, 2016

Stetson Water Institute’s Clay Henderson explains what’s at stake in federal case

Computer Science Professor Dan Plante and Stetson student Richard Roe

Ethical Hacking

Cory Lancaster September 30, 2016

Stetson students uncover “very dangerous” Internet security risk

Christopher J. Ferguson, Ph.D., Stetson University

Research: Concerns About Effects of Video Games Changing

Janie Graziani September 6, 2016

New research published in Psychology of Popular Media Culture reveals that violent video game use was not associated with antisocial attitudes or bullying behavior, according to Christopher J. Ferguson, professor of psychology at Stetson University and lead researcher on the project. “All told, results from this study suggest that violent video games are not the […]

Highway to Innovation

Michael Candelaria September 6, 2016

Spence Purnell ’13 rode the use of traffic data to a prestigious state award

The Rainmaker

Michael Candelaria August 19, 2016

Jeff Ulmer, Stetson’s lead fundraiser, shares insight at a pivotal time

From left to right) Emily Niederman, Jason Evans, Ph.D., and Adam Carr

Researcher Helps Florida Cities Adapt to Sea-Level Rise

Janie Graziani August 11, 2016

Jason Evans, Ph.D., and his team map out vulnerability of public facilities

Exterior of Stetson's duPont-Ball Library

Future of the Academic Library

Michael Candelaria August 4, 2016

Stetson’s duPont-Ball Library and Learning Technologies takes a lead role

Students at sea stand at ship's railing and look out over the ocean

Pollywogs, Be Gone!

Michael Candelaria July 27, 2016

What I did this summer

Noel Painter, Ph.D., interim executive vice president and provost and an associate professor of music, assists student Marcus Jones.

Why We Stress Research

Michael Candelaria July 22, 2016

Stetson’s continuous engagement in scholarly and creative inquiry

Inspiring Greatness

Michael Candelaria July 21, 2016

William Newsome, Ph.D., found his passion and his confidence at Stetson

Hatters Unite in Haiti

Michael Candelaria July 15, 2016

A medical mission trip brings former roommates back together

graphic art: illustration of man balancing atop an alarm clock

Balancing Research and Teaching

Michael Candelaria July 7, 2016

Stetson seeks to minimize research-teaching tension

Mysterious & Exhilarating

Michael Candelaria July 6, 2016

Students explore the plant kingdom for cure to cancer

Ethics From the Ground Up

Michael Candelaria July 5, 2016

Resolving conflict between important groups

Plants: 6, Cancer: 0

Michael Candelaria June 30, 2016

Lab study of lung cancer and leukemia responses to plant-based substances

No Bird Is an Island

Michael Candelaria June 29, 2016

Kayaking to near-shore islands to collect data

Opportunity for Faculty and Students

Michael Candelaria June 24, 2016

Collaborations are a means of increasing overall learning

Creating a Dynamic Environment for Research

Michael Candelaria June 22, 2016

The quest for a significant life

Create the next tech phenomenon at Sudo HackStetson

Mary Anne Rogers April 8, 2016

In our fast-paced, tech-based world, everyone is looking to become the next Mark Zuckerberg. Innovative technology and applications are revolutionizing the way we interact and live, thanks in most part to young intellectuals like our own Hatters. Therefore, in order to enable our students to live up to their boundless potential, Stetson University is proud […]

Caudill to speak at Stetson about Einstein’s prediction

Mary Anne Rogers March 31, 2016

The Discovery of Gravitational Waves Predicted by Albert Einstein – Sarah Caudill ’06, Ph.D. Mon., Apr. 4, 7:30-8:30 p.m., Rinker Auditorium in the Lynn Business Center, Stetson University Stetson alumna Sarah Caudill, class of 2006, will be speaking on campus Mon., Apr. 4, about the recent discovery of gravitational waves, considered “the discovery of the century,” […]