College of Engineering and Computer Science Offers New Graduate Certificate in Digital Twins The program will teach students how to develop, implement and analyze digital models of physical objects or systems.
5 UCF Researchers Use 2025 NSF CAREER Awards to Address Emerging Challenges in Computer Science, Engineering The early-career professors were recognized for their excellence with significant research funding as part of a prestigious and highly competitive annual U.S. National Science Foundation grant program.
UCF Researchers Measure Size of Elusive Moon Orbiting Distant Dwarf Planet for First Time In newly published research, UCF postdoctoral scholars Benjamin Proudfoot and Flavia Luane Rommel confirmed their predictions of the movements of two small space objects, giving greater insight into the development of our solar system and informing future NASA missions.
UCF Talent Fuels Orlando’s Rise as a Tech Hub UCF’s breadth of tech research and talent contributes to the region’s strength in technology.
Kareem Ahmed Named a Trustee Chair The five-year professorships honor and celebrate distinguished faculty members for exceptional performance.
Research in 60 Seconds: How Seagrass Helps Coastal Ecosystems Thrive Biology graduate student Carla Perscky’s research examines environmental stressors on seagrass and how to future-proof critical ecosystems.
New Research Group Aims to Shape Quantum Properties of Light An award is kickstarting a new quantum research group, leading the charge towards breakthroughs in medical technology, computing and GPS.
UCF Engineering Students Place 3rd in NASA Tech Challenge The team of mechanical and aerospace engineering students turned their Senior Design project into an award-winning invention that can protect solar panels in space from the harmful effects of lunar regolith.
UCF Computer Programmers Bound for 13th World Finals in 14 Years The UCF team placed in the top 10 for the International Collegiate Programming Contest’s North American Championship, where more than 50 teams competed.
UCF’s ‘Bridge Doctor’ Combines Imaging, Neural Network to Efficiently Evaluate Concrete Bridges’ Safety In a new publication, Engineering Professor Necati Catbas and former student Marwan Debees ’23PhD collaborate with industry partners to use infrared thermography, high-definition imaging and neural network analysis to rapidly determine bridge integrity.
Orlando’s Magical Microgrid Possibilities: City of Light Works to Enlighten the Future of Distributed Energy Microgrid Knowledge
Companies Invest Millions in Florida Higher Education to Shape Future Talent Pipeline Orlando Business Journal
