UCF in the News

UCF researchers have developed the first ever rapid detector for dopamine, a break through that could help patients with depression or Parkinson's disease more effectively monitor their condition.

UCF's College of Medicine wants to give clean needles in exchange for dirty needles in an effort to reduce the number of HIV cases.

UCF will host a symposium on life in the city and teach the science of frescoes — a popular art form of the time — to school students.

UCF researchers have built a virtual reality replica of a 1961 glass bank building in Cocoa that was demolished years ago.

Thad Seymour, Jr., UCF's interim president, is among Orlando Magazine's 50 Most Powerful People in Education.

The Florida High Tech Corridor Council, an economic development initiative between UCF, the University of South Florida and the University of Florida, is making $500,000 in grant money available to advanced manufacturing companies in the 23-county region near Interstate 4.

UCF's Emergency Management and Homeland Security program offers minors, bachelor’s and master’s degrees, and students are filling the ranks of area emergency management professionals.

Students with the Center for Lunar and Asteroid Surface Science will help develop ideas for reducing the risks and costs of space exploration.