Florida State University is preparing for FSU’s Great Give, its 14th annual day of giving, on Wednesday, March 5. The million-dollar day aims to increase donor participation and support for academic projects and programs that drive student success, faculty excellence and innovation.
Florida State University will bring together experts on artificial intelligence and machine learning this month to discuss ways these cutting-edge technologies can be used in the classroom and how to ensure their ethical use in educational settings.
Two Florida State University researchers have found that smartphone-based clinical interventions may reduce appearance-related anxiety in women experiencing high levels of concern about their appearance.
Monica Hurdal is a professor of biomathematics and associate chair for academic affairs in the Department of Mathematics, part of Florida State University’s College of Arts and Sciences.
Of the nearly 300 million cars on the road in the U.S., about 10 percent are electric, a market that is growing due to an increasing variety of vehicle options and drivers’ desires to lower fuel costs and reduce emissions.
With nearly 70 million monthly ChatGPT users in the U.S., large language models and chatbots are now used for everyday activities, corporate campaigns, research methods and more.
A Florida State University researcher has been recognized by the Tallahassee Scientific Society for his commitment to science education and outreach and his contributions to science.
Jack Justus is a professor in the Department of Philosophy, part of Florida State University’s College of Arts and Sciences.
