Dinender Singla Named AdventHealth Endowed Chair UCF cardiovascular researcher and professor Dinender Singla has been named the AdventHealth Chair in Cardiovascular Research. As chair, Singla will serve as a bridge to connect cardiovascular research between UCF and AdventHealth (formerly Florida Hospital) as well as other research institutes. “It’s an incredible honor to have been named the AdventHealth Chair,” says Singla, who joined the UCF College of… New Treatment Shows Promise For Drug Resistant Breast Cancer Cells A UCF researcher will help develop a way to treat drug-resistant breast cancer patients. UCF Simulation Expert Named Fellow of American Academy of Nursing Education Laura Gonzalez has dedicated her career to advancing the science of nursing education through the use of simulation and its impact on learning outcomes. Assessing the Toll of Chemical Warfare A UCF student recently conducted fieldwork in Iraqi Kurdistan for her undergrad thesis on the medical and societal ramifications of chemical weapons use during the 1980s Anfal massacre. UCF Wins Second Place in Flu Shot Contest UCF beat Florida State University and University of Florida to earn second place in the Florida-wide competition. Understanding How HIV Damages the Heart Recent studies have shown HIV patients have twice the risk of heart disease than people without the virus. Researcher Manish Gupta is working solve this problem. New Columnists to Share Opinions in 8th UCF Forum Series For the coming year, new commentary will be by faculty, staff and students with backgrounds in healthcare, communication, social innovation, construction, education and other fields. Get Your Free Flu Shot Oct. 2 – And Help UCF Beat UF, FSU and USF Want to show the Gators, Seminoles and Bulls who’s best in Florida? Get your flu shot on Oct. 2. U.S. Army Awards $1 Million to UCF RESTORES Clinic The UCF RESTORES Clinic was recently awarded $1 million from the U.S. Army to continue development of its own virtual-reality software to treat active-duty service… NIH Awards UCF Researcher $3.8 Million to Study Opiate Overdoses State of the art technology used in study will provide insight into the impact of opiate overdoses and treatment drugs on the kidneys, heart, muscles and liver. UCF in the News Take a Look into the History of a UCF Historic Landmark WKMG News 6 Pythons in Our Midst: New Cameras May be a Game-changer in Hunting Them Down Palm Beach Post Here’s How EA’s Move to the Creative Village May Affect UCF Orlando Business Journal ‘Blair Witch’ Turns 20: How a Surprise Hit Horror Movie made a Maryland Town Infamous Chicago Tribune View All Stories about UCF Events at UCF Oct 21 Dean Youcheng Wang - RCHM Present and Future 8:00 am - 9:00 am Oct 21 Guided Meditation 8:00 am - 8:30 am Oct 21 Coalesce curated by Erika Hirugami 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Oct 21 Mindfulness Monday 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm View All Events Resources About UCF Today Reporting on UCF News Archive Pegasus Magazine Tell Us What You Think Suggest a Story
Dinender Singla Named AdventHealth Endowed Chair UCF cardiovascular researcher and professor Dinender Singla has been named the AdventHealth Chair in Cardiovascular Research. As chair, Singla will serve as a bridge to connect cardiovascular research between UCF and AdventHealth (formerly Florida Hospital) as well as other research institutes. “It’s an incredible honor to have been named the AdventHealth Chair,” says Singla, who joined the UCF College of…
New Treatment Shows Promise For Drug Resistant Breast Cancer Cells A UCF researcher will help develop a way to treat drug-resistant breast cancer patients.
UCF Simulation Expert Named Fellow of American Academy of Nursing Education Laura Gonzalez has dedicated her career to advancing the science of nursing education through the use of simulation and its impact on learning outcomes.
Assessing the Toll of Chemical Warfare A UCF student recently conducted fieldwork in Iraqi Kurdistan for her undergrad thesis on the medical and societal ramifications of chemical weapons use during the 1980s Anfal massacre.
UCF Wins Second Place in Flu Shot Contest UCF beat Florida State University and University of Florida to earn second place in the Florida-wide competition.
Understanding How HIV Damages the Heart Recent studies have shown HIV patients have twice the risk of heart disease than people without the virus. Researcher Manish Gupta is working solve this problem.
New Columnists to Share Opinions in 8th UCF Forum Series For the coming year, new commentary will be by faculty, staff and students with backgrounds in healthcare, communication, social innovation, construction, education and other fields.
Get Your Free Flu Shot Oct. 2 – And Help UCF Beat UF, FSU and USF Want to show the Gators, Seminoles and Bulls who’s best in Florida? Get your flu shot on Oct. 2.
U.S. Army Awards $1 Million to UCF RESTORES Clinic The UCF RESTORES Clinic was recently awarded $1 million from the U.S. Army to continue development of its own virtual-reality software to treat active-duty service…
NIH Awards UCF Researcher $3.8 Million to Study Opiate Overdoses State of the art technology used in study will provide insight into the impact of opiate overdoses and treatment drugs on the kidneys, heart, muscles and liver.
‘Blair Witch’ Turns 20: How a Surprise Hit Horror Movie made a Maryland Town Infamous Chicago Tribune
