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The temperature is so hot that it would tear most water molecules apart, and the researchers say detecting the remaining water that survived speaks to the extraordinary sensitivity of the James Webb Space Telescope.

Funded by the NASA Human Research Program the project will examine motion sickness, sleep disturbance, changes to cognitive function, eye and brain health, and more.

The new collaboration includes 15 faculty members and leaders from minority-serving institutions from across the country.

Computer science student Natalie Longtin and alumni Andy Phan ’21 ’23MS and Jacob Steinbronn ’23 earn a spot in International Collegiate Programming Contest World Finals, which will take place in Egypt in November.

It sounds like the tagline of a commercial: Renewable, affordable and better for the environment.

The university, despite having no airfield, is where industry leaders consistently mine for the best-trained and safest prospects.

The findings are critical for planning the flyby of the asteroid and give more insight into the role small debris and collisions play in forming the solar system.

International Collegiate Programming Contest competitions —  like the one being held at UCF May 25-30 — are important for boosting the national computer science workforce.

The work is sponsored by a $12.6 million Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency grant that seeks to create self-repairing, biological and human-engineered reef-mimicking structures.