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FAU Lands NIH Grant to Study New Cells That May Repair Nerve Damage
FAU Lands NIH Grant to Study New Cells That May Repair Nerve Damage
FAU researchers will study newly identified myelin-producing cells for clues to nerve repair and potential new treatments for neurological disorders such as multiple sclerosis.
Blue Ops to Bring Maritime Defense Operations to FAU Harbor Branch
Blue Ops to Bring Maritime Defense Operations to FAU Harbor Branch
Blue Ops is establishing a maritime systems operation at FAU Harbor Branch in Fort Pierce, creating a hub for ocean technology, autonomous systems, national defense research, testing and workforce development.
FAU's MBA in Sport Management Ranks No. 7 Globally
FAU's MBA in Sport Management Ranks No. 7 Globally
Florida Atlantic University's MBA in Sport Management program rose three spots to No. 7 worldwide for 2026, according to SportBusiness, a London-based sports intelligence and analysis firm.
FAU/NCHA Community Health Center Earns Federally Funded Designation
FAU/NCHA Community Health Center Earns Federally Funded Designation
The FAU/NCHA Community Health Center has earned federally funded health center status, bringing new resources to expand access to care in West Palm Beach.
FAU Blends AI and Human Coaching to Make Students Day One Career Ready
FAU Blends AI and Human Coaching to Make Students Day One Career Ready
Florida Atlantic University's Career Center is pairing artificial intelligence with evidence-based career coaching to help students graduate "Day One Career Ready."