Born with a Purpose Ebony Parsons has beaten the odds throughout her life. Now the first-generation pre-med student wants to help others do the same.
UCF Uses 6-Foot ‘Test Tubes’ to Study Red Tide This study is the first successful test of any red tide mitigation technology in open water using large water column containers called limnocorrals.
UCF Medical Students Learn How to Use Food as Medicine Students taking the Culinary Medicine learn how to combine the science of food and nutrition with healthy cooking techniques.
UCF Researcher Creates World’s First Energy-saving Paint – Inspired by Butterflies Instead of pigment-based colored paint, which requires artificially synthesized molecules, a UCF researcher has developed an alternative way to produce colored paint that is more natural, environmentally friendly and light weight.
Rosen College Hosts Largest Career Fair Yet to Connect Students with Jobs With industry skills increasingly in demand, Rosen College aims to further support students’ pathway to success in entertainment and hospitality careers through its career fairs and networking experiences.
UCF Medical Students Early Match Into Urology, Ophthalmology Programs for these specialities select their applicants before National Match Day, which is March 17 this year.
Reducing the Choice Between a Textbook and Your Next Meal By offering free open educational resources to their students, UCF faculty and staff save students millions of dollars annually.
Training Tomorrow’s Health Leaders Now leading the endocrinology program that trained him, Mustafa Kinaan aims to grow the next generation of compassionate physicians who create long-term relationships with their patients.
UCF Alum Expands Business, Receives Support From Blue Origin Abhishek Sastri ’20 won $25,000 from a Blue Origin-sponsored contest for his company’s microgravity coolant that could reduce energy consumption in data centers around the world.
