From building quantum computers with molecular magnets to using artificial intelligence to better predict storm surges, Florida State University’s early-career scholars took center stage as the university hosted its 14th annual Postdoctoral Symposium.

Hosted by the FSU Office of Postdoctoral Affairs (OPDA), the event highlighted the research, mentorship and real-world discoveries driven by FSU’s postdoctoral scholars across fields spanning physics, chemistry, medicine, environmental sciences and public policy.

“Postdoctoral scholars play a vital role in advancing the research mission at FSU,” said Gregory Bell, dean of the Graduate School. “Through their expertise, creativity and mentorship, postdocs contribute to high scholarship, enhance productivity and help train the next generation of researchers.”

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