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The Art of Science showcases original images and footage of the inherent beauty in research, scholarship and creative activity across Â鶹ŮÀÉ. Its contest opens once a year to all members of the Florida Atlantic community (faculty, students, staff and postdocs) where their images are put on display in Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters University Galleries. The Art of Science is more than just a contest, it’s a wide-ranging collection of research from all colleges at the university.

The Indian River Lagoon Symposium (IRLS) is a multi-institutional, multi-agency effort one-day event hosted annually at Â鶹ŮÀÉ Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute. Since 2012, the symposium has provided a forum for sharing science and its application to the management and stewardship of the Indian River Lagoon. The event brings together scientists, decision-makers, students, educators, and the public to exchange research findings, foster dialogue, and support informed decision-making for the lagoon's future.Ìý

Navigating the future of artificial intelligence—an issue with profound cultural, intellectual, and economic implications through MindFest, our flagship event led by Dr. Susan Schneider. Each year, the conference brings together leading thinkers, researchers, and academics to address pressing philosophical and scientific questions.