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•  JULY 23, 2018 •

FSU nuclear physics lab to receive $1.7M for nuclear science workforce development

A team of Florida State University physicists will receive $1.7 million from the National Nuclear Security Administration over the next five years to help boost the nation’s nuclear science workforce. Read more ...

Washington Post: The shameful way race affects treatment of pain and drug addiction

Joseph Gabriel, associate professor of history and social medicine, describes the 19th-century roots of drug addiction and racial inequality in the U.S., from Civil War soldiers on morphine to narcotic prescriptions today. The article was published in the Washington Post on July 15. Read the article ...

FSU computer science student wins national women in tech fellowship

Angela Don, a rising senior at Florida State University, has been invited to participate in the Rewriting the Code Fellowship Program, a national program for undergraduate college women interested in careers in technology. Read more ...

FSU Police produce active shooter video to educate campus community

The Florida State University Police Department has produced an educational video that provides potentially lifesaving information to prepare the campus community and public for the possibility of active shooter situations. Watch!

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