UCF in the News

Virtual reality is giving medical students at UCF a leg up in their studies, as they receive hands-on training with this enhanced technology.

Fire fighters and first responders are trained with state-of-the-art virtual reality technology at UCF.

UCF researchers have created an artificial intelligence system that can detect cancer in its early stages to improve patients' survival rates.

Orlando Sentinel readers recommended nearly 200 people, and UCF's Megan Nickels -- founder of PedsAcademy -- was named among the top 10.

Four patients are participating in a clinical trial that helps people command wheelchairs using facial muscles.

Technology developed at UCF allows classroom teachers to carryout lessons with avatars who are controlled by live persons from behind the scenes and respond just like real students.

A gift from Gary and Barbara Bryant, the largest in history, will provide scholarships for UCF student athletes.

UCF professor and cyber security expert Yan Solihin discusses modern cyber security issues and how people can fall victim to such attacks.

More than 10 percent of Americans have some college credit but no diploma, and UCF is one of several universities leading the way for more students to graduate.