Coastal Changes Worsen Nuisance Flooding on Many U.S. Shorelines, Study Finds Nuisance flooding causes problems such as submerged roads and overloaded stormwater systems. What Makes the COVID-19 Vaccine Safe? Two UCF professors explain the process of how the vaccine came to be and why they trust the science behind it. Toy Telescope Launches Career Hunting for Life on Exoplanets As part of Women’s History Month, UCF will be sharing the stories of some of the many extraordinary women contributing to the advancement of science and enriching our lives through creative scholarship. 2 UCF Aerospace Students Receive Fellowship’s 1st Awards The new Patti Grace Smith Fellowship was established last year to promote diversity in the industry. UCF Team Uses Machine Learning and Computational Models to Predict Space Junk Movements and Ways to Avoid It Assistant professor says making access to space sustainable is critical because so much of what we learn in space translates into innovations on earth. UCF Researcher Aims to Preserve Astronauts’ Muscle Function in Space With approximately one-third the gravity of Earth, going to Mars puts people at risk for loss of muscle mass, strength and endurance. UCF Researcher is Part of Team that Will Send Rotorcraft to Saturn’s Moon, Titan The mission and lander are called Dragonfly and are planned to launch in 2027 and reach Titan by the mid-2030s. From Lighting Shows at Universal to Supporting Space Launches at KSC, UCF Grad Shines The education, research, and internship opportunities at UCF, coupled with curiosity and outside the box thinking, led one local kid to his dream job — an electronics engineer supporting space launches. UCF Joins Project to Develop Composites for Spacecraft, NASA Missions The work is through a NASA Small Business Technology Transfer program in which a Purdue University-affiliated software company is the lead and UCF is the primary research institution. Charge On, it’s National Battery Day NanoScience Technology researcher, Jayan Thomas, celebrates National Battery Day every day through his daily effort to produce the next generation of batteries. UCF in the News UCF Lake Nona Medical Center Opens WOFL Fox 35 Futuristic Technology Earns UCF Professor Spot in National Academy of Engineering Associated Press New Study Co-Authored by UCF Professor Finds Domestic Abuse Has Increased Since the First Lockdown WMFE UCF Hosts New Take on Spirit Splash WFTV Channel 9 View All Stories about UCF Events at UCF Mar 5 Hack@UCF Goes Virtual 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm Mar 5 Workshop - JavaScript by Steven 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Mar 6 Scaramouch in Naxos 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm Mar 6 Scaramouch in Naxos 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm View All Events Resources About UCF Today Reporting on UCF News Archive Pegasus Magazine Tell Us What You Think Suggest a Story
Coastal Changes Worsen Nuisance Flooding on Many U.S. Shorelines, Study Finds Nuisance flooding causes problems such as submerged roads and overloaded stormwater systems.
What Makes the COVID-19 Vaccine Safe? Two UCF professors explain the process of how the vaccine came to be and why they trust the science behind it.
Toy Telescope Launches Career Hunting for Life on Exoplanets As part of Women’s History Month, UCF will be sharing the stories of some of the many extraordinary women contributing to the advancement of science and enriching our lives through creative scholarship.
2 UCF Aerospace Students Receive Fellowship’s 1st Awards The new Patti Grace Smith Fellowship was established last year to promote diversity in the industry.
UCF Team Uses Machine Learning and Computational Models to Predict Space Junk Movements and Ways to Avoid It Assistant professor says making access to space sustainable is critical because so much of what we learn in space translates into innovations on earth.
UCF Researcher Aims to Preserve Astronauts’ Muscle Function in Space With approximately one-third the gravity of Earth, going to Mars puts people at risk for loss of muscle mass, strength and endurance.
UCF Researcher is Part of Team that Will Send Rotorcraft to Saturn’s Moon, Titan The mission and lander are called Dragonfly and are planned to launch in 2027 and reach Titan by the mid-2030s.
From Lighting Shows at Universal to Supporting Space Launches at KSC, UCF Grad Shines The education, research, and internship opportunities at UCF, coupled with curiosity and outside the box thinking, led one local kid to his dream job — an electronics engineer supporting space launches.
UCF Joins Project to Develop Composites for Spacecraft, NASA Missions The work is through a NASA Small Business Technology Transfer program in which a Purdue University-affiliated software company is the lead and UCF is the primary research institution.
Charge On, it’s National Battery Day NanoScience Technology researcher, Jayan Thomas, celebrates National Battery Day every day through his daily effort to produce the next generation of batteries.
New Study Co-Authored by UCF Professor Finds Domestic Abuse Has Increased Since the First Lockdown WMFE
