UCF Celebrates 1st Anniversary of Lockheed Martin Cyber Innovation Lab The facility serves as a learning hub and classroom for cybersecurity students, and serves as a practice center for the decorated student club Hack@UCF. Why is Leap Year a Thing? UCF physics Professor Josh Colwell explains the science behind the need for Feb. 29. Acclaimed Computer Scientist and Virtual Reality Pioneer Joins UCF Faculty Carolina Cruz-Neira, based in the College of Engineering and Computer Science, will bring cutting-edge tech to benefit students. Arecibo Observatory Discovers Moon Orbiting Near-Earth Asteroid Days after resuming operations post-earthquakes, Arecibo scientists make rare find. National Academy of Inventors Names UCF Computer Vision Pioneer as Fellow Mubarak Shah is the university’s 13th NAI fellow, the highest professional accolade given to academic inventors. UCF Receives $650,000 for Graduate Scholarships in Optics and Photonics The SPIE-Glebov Family Optics and Photonics Graduate Scholarship Fund will support the next generation of optical engineers. UCF Researchers Work to Develop Cleaner-Burning, Renewable Fuels There are more than 10,000 potential candidates for biofuels, and Vasu’s research group was tasked with testing five of the most promising. Vasu Receives $200,000 Microsoft Investigator Fellowship The UCF researcher and his team will use the funding to analyze and identify the unique molecules found in opioids to make them easier for first responders and the military to detect them. “It’s my job to help students grow as people.” January marks National Mentoring Month, but for one UCF computer science assistant professor, mentorship is a priority all-year-round. UCF Professors’ Space Podcast Leads to Radio Show Invitation The goal of the podcast is to help people understand space science and why it matters in an entertaining way. The podcasts caught the attention of 90.7 WMFE. UCF in the News UCF Cafe Uses Special Harness System to Employ People with High-Level Needs WFTV Channel 9 UCF Police Surprise Students with Visit from Therapy Mini-Horses WOFL Fox 35 UCF Team Developing ‘Slow Burn’ Chemical Energy Power for Deep-space NASA Missions WKMG News 6 UCF Holds Vigil for Lives Lost During Parkland Shooting WESH View All Stories about UCF Events at UCF Feb 22 CANCELED: Women's Volleyball Club Home Event 7:00 am - 8:00 pm Feb 22 Zora Neale Hurston’s ‘Native Village’: Historic Eatonville Remembered 8:15 am - 5:00 pm Feb 22 Women's Lacrosse Club Home Event 9:00 am - 6:30 pm Feb 22 Psychopharmacological Treatment of Mood Disorders 9:00 am - 4:00 pm View All Events Resources About UCF Today Reporting on UCF News Archive Pegasus Magazine Tell Us What You Think Suggest a Story
UCF Celebrates 1st Anniversary of Lockheed Martin Cyber Innovation Lab The facility serves as a learning hub and classroom for cybersecurity students, and serves as a practice center for the decorated student club Hack@UCF.
Why is Leap Year a Thing? UCF physics Professor Josh Colwell explains the science behind the need for Feb. 29.
Acclaimed Computer Scientist and Virtual Reality Pioneer Joins UCF Faculty Carolina Cruz-Neira, based in the College of Engineering and Computer Science, will bring cutting-edge tech to benefit students.
Arecibo Observatory Discovers Moon Orbiting Near-Earth Asteroid Days after resuming operations post-earthquakes, Arecibo scientists make rare find.
National Academy of Inventors Names UCF Computer Vision Pioneer as Fellow Mubarak Shah is the university’s 13th NAI fellow, the highest professional accolade given to academic inventors.
UCF Receives $650,000 for Graduate Scholarships in Optics and Photonics The SPIE-Glebov Family Optics and Photonics Graduate Scholarship Fund will support the next generation of optical engineers.
UCF Researchers Work to Develop Cleaner-Burning, Renewable Fuels There are more than 10,000 potential candidates for biofuels, and Vasu’s research group was tasked with testing five of the most promising.
Vasu Receives $200,000 Microsoft Investigator Fellowship The UCF researcher and his team will use the funding to analyze and identify the unique molecules found in opioids to make them easier for first responders and the military to detect them.
“It’s my job to help students grow as people.” January marks National Mentoring Month, but for one UCF computer science assistant professor, mentorship is a priority all-year-round.
UCF Professors’ Space Podcast Leads to Radio Show Invitation The goal of the podcast is to help people understand space science and why it matters in an entertaining way. The podcasts caught the attention of 90.7 WMFE.
