Science & Technology News

Only 12 people have ever stepped foot on the moon. Kelvin Manning ’02MS is among NASA’s leaders who believe the next lunar visits will be even more meaningful to more people.

With the help of UCF alumni working at Rohde & Schwarz, UCF’s Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering has new instruments to prepare students for the wireless communications industry.

Key moves made in the early 2000s allowed UCF to expand its space research profile and push research ideas to new heights.

The funding is designed to foster long-term partnerships between NASA and MSIs and to give eligible research projects the chance to pursue larger grants in the future.

The award, provided through the National Science Foundation’s Addressing Systems Challenges through Engineering Teams program, aims to address problems surrounding engineering systems and networks.

This distinguished honor recognizes researchers at universities across the state in the categories of science, engineering, and medicine and public health.

Sydney Giannuzzi’s summer internship is part of an ongoing collaboration between Raytheon and UCF researchers.

One team secured first place and another ranked fourth in the competition against some of the nation’s top cybersecurity students.

Civil infrastructure systems in developed countries are aging and require monitoring of their structural health.