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Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to Notably Higher Prostate Cancer Risks
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Cancer Risks Linked to Ultra-processed Foods
Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to Notably Higher Prostate Cancer Risks
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A Resilient Seagrass Species Could Help
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Florida Atlantic Ranked Among Best Value Public Universities
No. 32 among the nation’s best-value public universities in SmartAsset’s 2026 “America’s Best Value Public Universities” data study.
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Florida Atlantic Ranked Among Best Value Public Universities
No. 32 among the nation’s best-value public universities in SmartAsset’s 2026 “America’s Best Value Public Universities” data study.
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Research Metrics *
Florida Atlantic researchers are rising to meet some of society’s biggest challenges, from climate change to a global pandemic, from neurodegenerative diseases to cancer and more.

$93.1M
Value of Research Awards Received
657
Proposals Submitted
381
Awards Received

* Fiscal Year 2025-2026


Research Institutes

To enhance interdisciplinary and collaborative research, Florida Atlantic established four university-wide research institutes focused on its strengths. These areas are dedicated to improving and addressing diseases of the brain, enhancing human health and quality of life, protecting the oceans and environment locally and globally, and using sensors to study and monitor the world around us.


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Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute
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Stiles-Nicholson Brain Institute
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