NASA’s New Horizons Mission: It’s Only Getting More Mysterious UCF mission scientist says findings are odd and deliciously exciting. STEM and language arts — two sides of the same coin? Spanish Professor Tyler Fisher makes the case for unity between STEM and language arts — and what students can do to make the most out of whichever field they choose. UCF’s New Smart Cities Master’s Program to Support Urban Systems The civil engineering track will be the nation’s first smart-cities degree offered in the engineering field. Processed Foods May Hold Key to Rise in Autism In the lab, UCF scientists found exposing neural stem cells to excessive PPA damages brain cells in several ways. New Study on Gene Editing in Wildlife Finds People Are Wary People living in the U.S. are wary of using CRISPR-based genetic engineering to achieve wildlife conservation goals. 5 Things to Know About UCF – June 17, 2019 Edition From prestigious awards to moon minings, these are some top stories for UCF this week. 1. JFK to LAX in 30 Minutes A recent discovery… UCF is Part of NASA Cassini Mission That Reveals New Details about Saturn’s Rings Researchers are offering glimpses into the nature and composition of Saturn’s legendary rings by using data from some of the closest observations ever made of the main rings. Limbitless Solutions, Mayo Clinic Launch Study for New Wheelchair Technology to Help ALS Patients Project Xavier is being tested and evaluated to assess if it improves the independent mobility and quality of life of patients with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis. Stanford, UCF Study Finds People Avoid Virtual Humans in Real World Augmented Reality experiences can affect real-world behavior, which is important because AR is often used to train nurses, doctors and other health care professionals. UCF Partners with Israel’s Tel Aviv University to Fuel Blockchain Research, Education The new collaboration will advance the innovation of applied blockchain solutions. UCF in the News UCF DirectConnect Consortium Boosts Bachelor’s Degree Attainment Diverse Issues in Higher Education As Melbourne Beach’s Nesting Green Sea Turtle Population Skyrockets, UCF Researchers are Trying to Better Understand Why Orlando Weekly UCF Researcher Hopes New Technology Can Save Florida’s Citrus Industry WFTV Channel 9 Colleges Find a Low-Cost Marketing Tool: Social-Media Influencers The Chronicle of Higher Education View All Stories about UCF Events at UCF Jun 26 Specters of Capital: An Exploration in Architecture and Identity by Morgan Craig 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Jun 26 Building Your Online Brand 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm Jun 26 Using Qualtrics for Your Thesis Project 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm Jun 26 FTCE Mathematics Workshop 2 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm View All Events Resources About UCF Today Reporting on UCF News Archive Pegasus Magazine Tell Us What You Think Suggest a Story
NASA’s New Horizons Mission: It’s Only Getting More Mysterious UCF mission scientist says findings are odd and deliciously exciting.
STEM and language arts — two sides of the same coin? Spanish Professor Tyler Fisher makes the case for unity between STEM and language arts — and what students can do to make the most out of whichever field they choose.
UCF’s New Smart Cities Master’s Program to Support Urban Systems The civil engineering track will be the nation’s first smart-cities degree offered in the engineering field.
Processed Foods May Hold Key to Rise in Autism In the lab, UCF scientists found exposing neural stem cells to excessive PPA damages brain cells in several ways.
New Study on Gene Editing in Wildlife Finds People Are Wary People living in the U.S. are wary of using CRISPR-based genetic engineering to achieve wildlife conservation goals.
5 Things to Know About UCF – June 17, 2019 Edition From prestigious awards to moon minings, these are some top stories for UCF this week. 1. JFK to LAX in 30 Minutes A recent discovery…
UCF is Part of NASA Cassini Mission That Reveals New Details about Saturn’s Rings Researchers are offering glimpses into the nature and composition of Saturn’s legendary rings by using data from some of the closest observations ever made of the main rings.
Limbitless Solutions, Mayo Clinic Launch Study for New Wheelchair Technology to Help ALS Patients Project Xavier is being tested and evaluated to assess if it improves the independent mobility and quality of life of patients with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis.
Stanford, UCF Study Finds People Avoid Virtual Humans in Real World Augmented Reality experiences can affect real-world behavior, which is important because AR is often used to train nurses, doctors and other health care professionals.
UCF Partners with Israel’s Tel Aviv University to Fuel Blockchain Research, Education The new collaboration will advance the innovation of applied blockchain solutions.
As Melbourne Beach’s Nesting Green Sea Turtle Population Skyrockets, UCF Researchers are Trying to Better Understand Why Orlando Weekly
