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• Dr. Yan Solihin of the Cyber Security Cluster at the University of Central Florida sits down with Matthew Peddie to talk about modern cyber security issues and how people can fall victim to such attacks.
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• The Brevard Zoo is working with engineers on technology to help keep tabs on sea turtles. Researchers hope the technology can fill in some of what they don’t know about turtles.
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• Fentanyl could be deadly for first responders-but what if they had a laser shooting gun that could detect these substances beforehand. That’s exactly what UCF’s Dr. Subith Vasu and his team plan on finding out with their design.
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• Technology plays a big role in today’s classrooms with the increased use of social media and augmented reality. Teachers are jumping on twitter to help research classroom projects and students are using virtual reality to experience historical sites or experience online classrooms in a new way. Josh Murdock, an education technology professor at Valencia College, joins us to talk about these classroom transformations and how they bring a new learning experience.
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• A new tool helps doctors visualize irregular heartbeats in children and infants without using radiation. This reduces their risk of developing cancer.
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• Emergency rooms around the county are struggling to cut down on wait times for patients. A new technology some local hospitals are using.
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• What if there was a way to improve survival outcomes in lung cancer patients by using an algorithm? An Orlando-startup is looking into it.
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• The emergency room at Dr. Phillips Hospital is equipped with a new technology that can disinfect ambulances in minutes. It stops the spread of contagious diseases.
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• A new medical tech company called SMRxT is packing up and leaving the Big Apple for the City Beautiful. 90.7’s Renata Sago reports, it will join what central Florida business experts call a small wave of tech companies relocating their headquarters to the area.
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• New software to monitor student’s social media accounts wasn’t used to alert police about threatening Twitter posts against a Winter Park High School teacher.
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