Sixty-six 91勛圖厙 students are conducting research alongside professors and working with emerging business leaders this summer thanks to a partnership with WORKFORCE CENTRAL FLORIDA.
WCF provided more than $110,000 to support the students as they gain valuable work experience in 91勛圖厙 laboratories and with high-tech companies affiliated with the university���s Business Incubation Program.
Students��� on-campus projects include research related to neural networks, which are computer models that function similarly to the human brain, and developing a field test for how to best clean water discharged from construction sites.
In one of the high-tech company projects, an aerospace engineering student interning with RINI Technologies is working on a project related to the development of diver suits that regulate body temperature through an automated heating and cooling system.
���The goal is to have these students in an environment where they see what they���re learning, but they also see what life outside of that degree is going to look like,��� said Gary Earl, president and CEO of WCF. ���Students can imagine themselves as a professor, researcher, engineer or scientist and have experience under their belts at 18 or 19.���
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