UCF College of Medicine Joins Partnership to Study Health Impacts of Space Travel Funded by the NASA Human Research Program the project will examine motion sickness, sleep disturbance, changes to cognitive function, eye and brain health, and more.
UCF’s College of Medicine Graduates its 1,000th Physician In recognition of the milestone, black and gold streamers fell from the ceiling — surprising the 123 new Physician Knights and concluding the commencement ceremony.
$5.5M Gift From Helene Fuld Health Trust to Create Simulation Center at New UCF Nursing Building The funding will support a state-of-the-art facility that will house a Virtual Hospital and Clinical Skills Exam Suite.
Your Mental Health Matters: Take Advantage of UCF’s Resources May is recognized nationally as Mental Health Awareness Month, a movement to raise awareness and challenge the stigma surrounding mental health.
UCF Scientist Uncovers Roots of Antibiotic Resistance By understanding how mutations occur, researchers can better understand and develop therapeutics to combat resistant infections.
UCF Ph.D. Identified RNA Secret to Healthy Aging UCF alumna and postdoctoral fellow Sarah Noureddine ’19 ’21MS ’22Ph is working with a College of Medicine mentor to study cells that play a role in age-related conditions, like cardiovascular, neurological disease and Type 2 diabetes.
UCF Medicine Faculty is Scientific Advisor for Movie Featured in Florida Film Festival Psychiatry Residency Program Director Martin Klapheke shared his expertise for the creation of My Love Affair with Marriage, which will be shown at the Enzian Theater April 21 and 22.
UCF Researchers Create Digital Map of Sympathetic Nervous System This digitized, interactive brain-heart atlas may serve as a guide for scientists and physicians, as well as students as they learn the neuroanatomy of the heart.
UCF Supports Autism Community With Resources, Research UCF faculty conduct cutting-edge research on autism spectrum disorder, discovering innovative ways to better support this community. Through free camps and programs, Central Florida families can benefit from their work.
UCF Medical Student Honored For Service To Public Health Carolyn Rapp is recognized for advancing public health and exemplifying its mission to protect and promote the health and safety of our nation.
Orlando Tech Workers Earn Over 100% More Than Other Industries in the Region Orlando Business Journal
Groups Hope to Create Culture Change in Coastal, Marine Sciences Through $2M NSF Award Coastal News Today