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The invention uses ultrasound-responsive nanobubbles to deliver treatment to targeted areas of a person’s body, avoiding side effects associated with traditional osteoporosis treatments, such as osteonecrosis (delayed healing of the jawbone) and gastrointestinal problems.

Lunar landing pads will have to keep people and equipment from being sandblasted by Moon dust and particles traveling at more than 10,000 miles per hour as a rocket takes off or lands.

The device could be used to monitor heat stress in firefighters as well as in law enforcement, agricultural workers, astronauts, military personnel and even people working outside in hot climates such as Florida’s.

Recent research replicating neurons in the brain holds potential to reshape our approach to artificial intelligence and applications like autonomous driving.

The inaugural Inclusion in Gaming Endowed Scholarships empower emerging electronic artists from underrepresented backgrounds.

Limbitless Solutions will receive a $10,000 donation to support their groundbreaking work creating and donating personalized 3D printed prosthetic arms to veterans, first responders, young children, and more.

UCF mechanical engineering alumnus Ben Bair ’19 contributed to the Artemis launch through his expertise in engineering and his passion for photography.

Taylor Peterson’s research will focus on the boiling effect of super-cooled cryogenic propellant in microgravity and will support NASA’S Artemis program.

The $50,000 award allows the university’s team to develop the project with government and community partners.