InSPIRE strengthens and develops the skilled workforce that supports a thriving aerospace and advanced manufacturing ecosystem in Northwest Florida.
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ALT Florida State University Discovery Days graphic listing events for Friday, Oct. 23. Human at the Center: AI Research Day at CCI, Augustus B. Turnbull Conference Center, 8:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Meet the Team at Office of Research, Student Union Ballroom, 9-11 a.m. Musicological Brainfood: Studying Music in the Post-Truth Era, Longmire Recital Hall, Longmire Building, 10:30 a.m.-noon. Arts-Humanities-Health Symposium, Claude Pepper Center, noon-2:30 p.m. The garnet-and-gold graphic features a faded photograph of an auditorium in the background.
ALT Florida State University Discovery Days graphic promoting Saturday Morning Physics + Art on Saturday, Oct. 24, at the Richards Building from 9:30-11 a.m. The garnet-and-white graphic features a faded photograph of an indoor university space in the background and an FSU logo at the bottom.
ALT This image shows a classroom at University Academy, Bay District Schools. A presentation is being given on "The spirit of invention" and engineering design process. Students are seated and paying attention. The presentation is part of the FSU InSPIRE program associated with Florida State University. Posters and educational materials are visible on the walls.
ALT A NASA Pathways intern poses on the gantry surrounding the SLS rocket
ALT Social graphicfor an event titled "Teaching and Learning with AI in Europe." It is co-hosted by Breda University of Applied Sciences and the University of Central Florida. The event is scheduled for October 19-20, 2026, in the Netherlands. Logos of Breda University, the University of Central Florida, and Florida State University's Learning Systems Institute are displayed at the top. The presenters are Jim Reynolds and Carrie Meyers, whose photos are shown at the bottom.
ALT FSU and Microsoft partner to offer AI Professional Learning Certificate. Florida State University's 20th anniversary, FCR-STEM and FSU iNSPIRE logos are visible.
ALT Akil DuPont, an MFA Film Production alumnus from FSU who currently teaches at the New York Film Academy, poses with the new interactive display while traveling through Tallahassee International Airport.
ALT A collage of three images showcasing a visit to Jupiter Bach in Pensacola, FL. The first image shows a group of people observing a large manufacturing area with machinery. The second image depicts a worker on a ladder inspecting a large component, possibly a wind turbine blade. The third image features a group photo of visitors and staff in front of a Jupiter Bach sign. Logos for FSU, FCR-STEM, and Learning Systems Institute are on the top.
ALT The image shows a classroom setting, with individuals engaged in presentations and discussions. Two speakers stand at the front in separate scenes, with one pointing to a chart and another using a whiteboard. Banners and screens display "FSU INSPIRE" and other related text. Attendees are seated, listening attentively.