The judges have voted – now it's your turn! You’re invited to vote for your favorite photograph to win the Art of Science People’s Choice award by visiting woobox.com/reicg9. Cast your vote now once per day through midnight, on Tuesday, Nov. 19.Vote by:Checking out the photographs at woobox.com/reicg9Hover over the photo you want to vote for and click on the word "vote" in the bottom right corner.One vote per person, per day.To encourage others to vote for their favorites, share the website with your family, friends and colleagues.

The judges have voted – now it's your turn! You’re invited to vote for your favorite photograph to win the Art of Science People’s Choice award by visiting woobox.com/reicg9. Cast your vote now once per day through midnight, on Tuesday, Nov. 19.Vote by:Checking out the photographs at woobox.com/reicg9Hover over the photo you want to vote for and click on the word "vote" in the bottom right corner.One vote per person, per day.To encourage others to vote for their favorites, share the website with your family, friends and colleagues.

The judges have voted – now it's your turn! You’re invited to vote for your favorite photograph to win the Art of Science People’s Choice award by visiting woobox.com/reicg9. Cast your vote now once per day through midnight, on Tuesday, Nov. 19.Vote by:Checking out the photographs at woobox.com/reicg9Hover over the photo you want to vote for and click on the word "vote" in the bottom right corner.One vote per person, per day.To encourage others to vote for their favorites, share the website with your family, friends and colleagues.

The judges have voted – now it's your turn! You’re invited to vote for your favorite photograph to win the Art of Science People’s Choice award by visiting woobox.com/reicg9. Cast your vote now once per day through midnight, on Tuesday, Nov. 19.Vote by:Checking out the photographs at woobox.com/reicg9Hover over the photo you want to vote for and click on the word "vote" in the bottom right corner.One vote per person, per day.To encourage others to vote for their favorites, share the website with your family, friends and colleagues.

The judges have voted – now it's your turn! You’re invited to vote for your favorite photograph to win the Art of Science People’s Choice award by visiting woobox.com/reicg9. Cast your vote now once per day through midnight, on Tuesday, Nov. 19.Vote by:Checking out the photographs at woobox.com/reicg9Hover over the photo you want to vote for and click on the word "vote" in the bottom right corner.One vote per person, per day.To encourage others to vote for their favorites, share the website with your family, friends and colleagues.

The judges have voted – now it's your turn! You’re invited to vote for your favorite photograph to win the Art of Science People’s Choice award by visiting woobox.com/reicg9. Cast your vote now once per day through midnight, on Tuesday, Nov. 19.Vote by:Checking out the photographs at woobox.com/reicg9Hover over the photo you want to vote for and click on the word "vote" in the bottom right corner.One vote per person, per day.To encourage others to vote for their favorites, share the website with your family, friends and colleagues.

Jupiter Office of Academic Affairs and the Wilkes Honors College present the annual Fall Research Poster Symposium on Thursday, Nov. 21 from 2 to 4 p.m. in SR149. The event will feature research presentations from Morton Research Fellows and undergraduate and high school researchers on the Jupiter Campus. Coffee and light refreshments will be served. No registration required.

Join Carmen Vivar, Ph.D., professor in the department of Physiology, biophysics and neuroscience, CINVESTAV, Mexico, for her talk on "Running From Stress: The Role of Serotonin in the Hippocampus."In-person: MC-22, Room 101, Jupiter CampusCan't make it in person? Join with Zoom.Hosted by Henriette Van Praag, Ph.D.For more information, contact Lindsay Montgomery at lmontgomery@fau.edu

The Office of Technology Development is hosting in-person office hours open to all faculty, staff and students to answer questions, provide advice and share information about the technology transfer process.Topics Include:Intellectual Property ProtectionStartup FormationLicensing and Industry Sponsored ResearchTranslational Research FundingInterested individuals are encouraged to attend the office hours location and date that works best for them. Personal appointments can also be requested in advance by contacting techdevelop@fau.edu.

The Cybersecurity Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) with Garfield Jones, Ph.D.The Cybersecurity Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has recently investigated and provides a summary of each technology relevant to cybersecurity. These technologies include areas regarding quantum computing, post quantum cryptography (PQC), use of Large Language models for cybersecurity, High Performance Computing, Privacy Enhancing Technologies, and Secure by Design (SbD). In addition, the discussion will revolve around collaboration and research areas that the agency will be looking at over the next several years regarding cybersecurity.

The Office of Technology Development is hosting a series of virtual training sessions called the Owl Innovator Workshop Series.Innovation Pilot Awards: Preview a new pilot award program designed to support the commercialization of early-stage innovations.