Motion Capture to On-screen Acting: Theatre, Animation and Film Programs Team Up UCF students in acting, animation and film get the chance to collaborate and create while preparing for the future of entertainment. Where do Baby Sea Turtles Go? New Research Technique May Provide Answers The international group of scientists worked on the model, which will give communities, scientists and government agencies a tool to help conserve sea turtles. Limbitless Solutions Recaps an Extraordinary 2019 with Three More Hits The year included many successes for Limbitless Solutions and was capped with another presentation at the United Nations, a patent publication, and new funding to develop training video games. VIDEO: UCF Year in Review 2019 From the opening of the downtown campus to the close of the Ignite Campaign, UCF conquered some major milestones in 2019. Here’s a look back… Artificial Intelligence May Help Scientists Make Spray-on Solar Cells UCF researchers have developed an AI system that can identify formulas for creating liquid solar cells, which potentially could allow them to be painted on bridges, houses and skyscrapers. UCF Research Sails into Space for 5th Time in 2019 The results of the experiment could inform future missions to sample asteroids. He Wants to Fly to Paris for Brunch UCF’s first Ph.D. graduate in aerospace engineering has his thoughts trained on faster ways to take us across the world and back. UCF Postdoctoral Researcher Detects Satellite Orbiting a Small Body in Solar System The technique used to detect the satellite could help identify more objects, which could potentially help broaden our understanding of our solar system. OSIRIS-REx Team Offers Insight into Asteroid Bennu Activity in New Science Article Research team offers three explanations for why the asteroid is ejecting particles into space. From a Farm to Boeing Growing up on a family farm, graduating senior Dale Wagner never imagined the skills he learned raising palm trees would lead to a mechanical engineering degree, a rare chance to work on innovating a Honda motor or land him a job at Boeing. UCF in the News UF, Embry-Riddle, UCF among U.S News’ Best Online Bachelor’s Programs Orlando Sentinel UCF Law Team Joins Woman’s Battle to Change Birth Certificate Spectrum News 13 Academic Center for Excellence Hoping to Add Gardening to School Days WFTV Channel 9 Wave of Puerto Ricans Expected to Arrive in Central Florida, Following Earthquakes WOFL Fox 35 View All Stories about UCF Events at UCF Jan 21 How to Start Your Business 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Jan 21 Performance Management 1.0 - LDR004 (Faculty & Staff Supervisors Only) 9:00 am - 11:30 am Jan 21 Gaudnekolor Pop by Walter Gaudnek 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Jan 21 Spring 2020 Career Readiness Week 10:00 am - 5:00 pm View All Events Resources About UCF Today Reporting on UCF News Archive Pegasus Magazine Tell Us What You Think Suggest a Story
Motion Capture to On-screen Acting: Theatre, Animation and Film Programs Team Up UCF students in acting, animation and film get the chance to collaborate and create while preparing for the future of entertainment.
Where do Baby Sea Turtles Go? New Research Technique May Provide Answers The international group of scientists worked on the model, which will give communities, scientists and government agencies a tool to help conserve sea turtles.
Limbitless Solutions Recaps an Extraordinary 2019 with Three More Hits The year included many successes for Limbitless Solutions and was capped with another presentation at the United Nations, a patent publication, and new funding to develop training video games.
VIDEO: UCF Year in Review 2019 From the opening of the downtown campus to the close of the Ignite Campaign, UCF conquered some major milestones in 2019. Here’s a look back…
Artificial Intelligence May Help Scientists Make Spray-on Solar Cells UCF researchers have developed an AI system that can identify formulas for creating liquid solar cells, which potentially could allow them to be painted on bridges, houses and skyscrapers.
UCF Research Sails into Space for 5th Time in 2019 The results of the experiment could inform future missions to sample asteroids.
He Wants to Fly to Paris for Brunch UCF’s first Ph.D. graduate in aerospace engineering has his thoughts trained on faster ways to take us across the world and back.
UCF Postdoctoral Researcher Detects Satellite Orbiting a Small Body in Solar System The technique used to detect the satellite could help identify more objects, which could potentially help broaden our understanding of our solar system.
OSIRIS-REx Team Offers Insight into Asteroid Bennu Activity in New Science Article Research team offers three explanations for why the asteroid is ejecting particles into space.
From a Farm to Boeing Growing up on a family farm, graduating senior Dale Wagner never imagined the skills he learned raising palm trees would lead to a mechanical engineering degree, a rare chance to work on innovating a Honda motor or land him a job at Boeing.
