Cellphone Data Helps Solves Cases at UCF ‘Every Time,’ Police Say Law enforcement technology can retrieve photos, texts and more even after they've been deleted. WKMG News 6
Up Close with Bev Seay i4 Business Magazine sits down with Bev Seay, chair of the UCF Board of Trustees, to discuss the importance of representation of women in STEM, the future of UCF and more. i4 Business Magazine
Orlando City Council Approves Plans to Relocate EA Sports Downtown The game design company brings the potential for more jobs and internships for students with UCF Downtown. WKMG News 6
UCF Researcher Develops Safer Method for Electric Cars, Batteries Assistant Professor Yang has a solution that will utilize fuel cells to replace lithium-ion batteries, which can be unsafe. WKMG News 6
UCF Researcher’s Human-on-a-Chip Technology Could Make Human and Animal Testing Obsolete A UCF researcher has designed technology that allows him to study opioid overdose and the antidotes used to reverse it without human or animal testing. WMFE
Dodgertown Elementary Awarded $80,000 UCF Grant that Aims to Bolster Community Partnership The school is one of 10 recently selected by UCF's Center for Community Schools to help students overcome barriers outside of academics. TC Palm
Titusville Native and UCF Senior Christopher Clifford Awarded Prestigious Astronaut Scholarship The UCF student is one of only 52 in the nation recognized for excellence in STEM. Space Coast Daily
What Will Humans Eat on Mars? UCF planetary scientist Kevin Cannon talks about the logistics of feeding a population of one million on the Red Planet. Smithsonian Magazine
UCF Student Bakes Up Spooky-Themed Dessert for Food Network Competition Jarid Altmark, a public relations and advertising major, was the youngest competitor ever on the Food Network's "Halloween Wars." WESH