UCF Team Wins Worldwide Competition in Computer Vision The competition included teams from IBM, MIT and Carnegie Mellon University. Arecibo Observatory Returns from Tropical Storm Isaias Lockdown to Track Asteroid for NASA The National Science Foundation facility, managed by the University of Central Florida, determines that a newly discovered asteroid won’t threaten Earth. UCF-Developed New Class of Laser Beam Doesn’t Follow Normal Laws of Refraction The speed of a message traveling in these packets is no longer affected by traveling through different materials of different densities. National Program Opens Door for More Underrepresented Students in Physics The American Physical Society created the Bridge Program in 2015 to help increase diversity in the field by encouraging and supporting underrepresented students to pursue doctoral degrees in physics. UCF was among the first universities to adopt the program and has seen good results. New Project Will Explore Telehealth Effectiveness on Veterans During Pandemic The UCF and Orlando VA Healthcare System research project will examine why some veterans complete their psychotherapy treatment and others do not. COVID-19 Cases to Decline Beginning Next Month, UCF Research Predicts Using new projections based on A.I. and deep-learning models, UCF data scientists find an optimistic outlook for the pandemic’s trajectory. Research Team Turns to Nanotechnology for Chemical Reaction Promoters The new approach could mean cheaper catalysts which could help create sustainable energy sources. The Invisible Line of Cyberdefense Ranked among the top 30 universities in the nation for cybersecurity programs, UCF’s pipeline of talent and research into the “good side” of the cyber world has never been more important than it is at this moment. Limbitless Solutions Announces New Collaboration with Adobe Adobe is providing free Creative Cloud product licenses and training to Limbitless team members and committing a $100,000 grant to support plans for expanding the Limbitless Lab at UCF. Genes Responsible for Protecting Frogs May Play Role in Death from Global Disease UCF and Smithsonian researchers have made a breakthrough in the fight against the leading cause of amphibian deaths worldwide. UCF in the News This Nonprofit 3D-prints Cool Custom Bionic Arms for Kids Fast Company Voting Early? What You Need to Know The Villages Daily Sun In-School Learning vs. Virtual School: What is the Best Route for Your Little Learner? WOFL Fox 35 As Hurricane Season Collides with Pandemic, Officials Say They Have Plans to Tackle Both WFTV Channel 9 View All Stories about UCF Events at UCF Aug 10 Zoom Essentials Workshop 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm Aug 10 Shoot for the Stars: CWEP Resume Critiques 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm Aug 11 Panopto Essentials Workshop 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm Aug 12 Google Analytics: 5 Things Your Website is trying to Tell You Right Now 10:00 am - 11:00 am View All Events Resources About UCF Today Reporting on UCF News Archive Pegasus Magazine Tell Us What You Think Suggest a Story
UCF Team Wins Worldwide Competition in Computer Vision The competition included teams from IBM, MIT and Carnegie Mellon University.
Arecibo Observatory Returns from Tropical Storm Isaias Lockdown to Track Asteroid for NASA The National Science Foundation facility, managed by the University of Central Florida, determines that a newly discovered asteroid won’t threaten Earth.
UCF-Developed New Class of Laser Beam Doesn’t Follow Normal Laws of Refraction The speed of a message traveling in these packets is no longer affected by traveling through different materials of different densities.
National Program Opens Door for More Underrepresented Students in Physics The American Physical Society created the Bridge Program in 2015 to help increase diversity in the field by encouraging and supporting underrepresented students to pursue doctoral degrees in physics. UCF was among the first universities to adopt the program and has seen good results.
New Project Will Explore Telehealth Effectiveness on Veterans During Pandemic The UCF and Orlando VA Healthcare System research project will examine why some veterans complete their psychotherapy treatment and others do not.
COVID-19 Cases to Decline Beginning Next Month, UCF Research Predicts Using new projections based on A.I. and deep-learning models, UCF data scientists find an optimistic outlook for the pandemic’s trajectory.
Research Team Turns to Nanotechnology for Chemical Reaction Promoters The new approach could mean cheaper catalysts which could help create sustainable energy sources.
The Invisible Line of Cyberdefense Ranked among the top 30 universities in the nation for cybersecurity programs, UCF’s pipeline of talent and research into the “good side” of the cyber world has never been more important than it is at this moment.
Limbitless Solutions Announces New Collaboration with Adobe Adobe is providing free Creative Cloud product licenses and training to Limbitless team members and committing a $100,000 grant to support plans for expanding the Limbitless Lab at UCF.
Genes Responsible for Protecting Frogs May Play Role in Death from Global Disease UCF and Smithsonian researchers have made a breakthrough in the fight against the leading cause of amphibian deaths worldwide.
As Hurricane Season Collides with Pandemic, Officials Say They Have Plans to Tackle Both WFTV Channel 9
