UCF Student-Made Innovations Address Real-world Issues Engineering and computer science students nearing graduation collaborated virtually this year for the senior design showcase to create more than 100 prototypes that are being judged by industry professionals this week. UCF’s Top 10 Research Stories for the Year Reflect Turbulent Nature of 2020 News about Arecibo Observatory and research to curb COVID-19 top the list. UCF Researcher Part of New NASA Mission to Map Water on Moon The Lunar Trailblazer Mission will create high-resolution maps, which will be important for crewed and robotic missions to the moon. Arecibo Observatory’s Telescope Collapses Maintaining safety at the site, conducting a complete damage assessment as quickly as possible, and taking action to contain and mitigate any environmental damage caused by the structure or its materials are the priorities for NSF and UCF. UCF Student Places 2nd at National Cybersecurity Competition Graduate student Michael Roberts ’19 beat more than 450 students from across the nation in the U.S. Department of Energy’s 2020 CyberForce Competition. Doctoral Students Recognized for Aerospace Research Yuen Yee Li Sip and Elizabeth Barrios in Materials Science and Engineering focus on research that may impact space exploration. The Benefits of Discovery Through International Collaboration We are more connected than we imagine and have more to gain working together to overcome challenges than we do separately. UCF Researcher Zeroes in on Critical Point for Improving Superconductors A superconductor that can operate at room temperature would be a dream material able to efficiently power the cities of tomorrow and magnetically levitate cars. UCF Researchers Identify Features That Could Make Someone a Virus Super-Spreader Sneezes from people who have congested noses and a full set of teeth travel about 60 percent farther than from people who don’t, according to a new study. Arecibo Observatory Telescope to be Decommissioned After Second Cable Break The National Science Foundation expects it will be several weeks before disassembly of the telescope can begin. UCF in the News New Academic Programs and COVID Define UCF Downtown’s First Year Orlando Business Journal New Report: The Best American Universities for Boosting Students’ Social Mobility Forbes UCF Nursing Instructor Who Used Breast Cancer Diagnosis as Teaching Tool Succumbs to Disease Spectrum News 13 UCF Switching to Online Classes After Thanksgiving Break WFTV Channel 9 View All Stories about UCF Events at UCF Dec 6 Raise the Vibration 2021 Submission Call 8:00 am - 11:30 pm Dec 6 PARCELS Reading Series 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Dec 7 Raise the Vibration 2021 Submission Call 8:00 am - 11:30 pm Dec 7 CCIE Undergraduate Affairs Virtual Help Desk 11:00 am - 2:00 pm View All Events Resources About UCF Today Reporting on UCF News Archive Pegasus Magazine Tell Us What You Think Suggest a Story
UCF Student-Made Innovations Address Real-world Issues Engineering and computer science students nearing graduation collaborated virtually this year for the senior design showcase to create more than 100 prototypes that are being judged by industry professionals this week.
UCF’s Top 10 Research Stories for the Year Reflect Turbulent Nature of 2020 News about Arecibo Observatory and research to curb COVID-19 top the list.
UCF Researcher Part of New NASA Mission to Map Water on Moon The Lunar Trailblazer Mission will create high-resolution maps, which will be important for crewed and robotic missions to the moon.
Arecibo Observatory’s Telescope Collapses Maintaining safety at the site, conducting a complete damage assessment as quickly as possible, and taking action to contain and mitigate any environmental damage caused by the structure or its materials are the priorities for NSF and UCF.
UCF Student Places 2nd at National Cybersecurity Competition Graduate student Michael Roberts ’19 beat more than 450 students from across the nation in the U.S. Department of Energy’s 2020 CyberForce Competition.
Doctoral Students Recognized for Aerospace Research Yuen Yee Li Sip and Elizabeth Barrios in Materials Science and Engineering focus on research that may impact space exploration.
The Benefits of Discovery Through International Collaboration We are more connected than we imagine and have more to gain working together to overcome challenges than we do separately.
UCF Researcher Zeroes in on Critical Point for Improving Superconductors A superconductor that can operate at room temperature would be a dream material able to efficiently power the cities of tomorrow and magnetically levitate cars.
UCF Researchers Identify Features That Could Make Someone a Virus Super-Spreader Sneezes from people who have congested noses and a full set of teeth travel about 60 percent farther than from people who don’t, according to a new study.
Arecibo Observatory Telescope to be Decommissioned After Second Cable Break The National Science Foundation expects it will be several weeks before disassembly of the telescope can begin.
UCF Nursing Instructor Who Used Breast Cancer Diagnosis as Teaching Tool Succumbs to Disease Spectrum News 13
