November 2022

Dinender Singla theorizes that some diabetic patients who were infected with COVID-19 may have developed a different cellular composition in their blood compared to diabetic patients who never had the virus.

With the Mayflower voyage having been completed over 400 years ago, a UCF historian tells us what the storybooks have right, what they might have wrong and why it’s all still important.

The inaugural Inclusion in Gaming Endowed Scholarships empower emerging electronic artists from underrepresented backgrounds.

Limbitless Solutions will receive a $10,000 donation to support their groundbreaking work creating and donating personalized 3D printed prosthetic arms to veterans, first responders, young children, and more.

The building will be equipped with cutting-edge training and technology  to combat the nursing shortage.

This year marked the first time that master’s students participated alongside doctoral students in the annual Three Minute Thesis Competition at UCF.

UCF Associate Professor Varadraj Gurupurr created an algorithm that can predict and measure the incompleteness of electronic health records —  from your lab results to disease diagnoses.

UCF mechanical engineering alumnus Ben Bair ’19 contributed to the Artemis launch through his expertise in engineering and his passion for photography.

Taylor Peterson’s research will focus on the boiling effect of super-cooled cryogenic propellant in microgravity and will support NASA’S Artemis program.