UCF Researchers Develop Groundbreaking New Rocket-Propulsion System Rotating detonation rocket engines will allow upper stage rockets for space missions to become lighter, travel farther and burn more cleanly.
He Wants to Fly to Paris for Brunch UCF’s first Ph.D. graduate in aerospace engineering has his thoughts trained on faster ways to take us across the world and back.
UCF Engineering Professor Named Aerospace Educator of the Year The national award is given by Women in Aerospace, a leading professional organization dedicated to expanding women’s opportunities for leadership, education and visibility within the aerospace community.
UCF to Enhance Arecibo Observatory’s Computing Power Using Microsoft Azure The platform is expected to make robust information about planets, pulsars, asteroids and comets more easily accessible to scientists working at Arecibo and around the world.
UCF Undergrad Defines Role of CO2 in Combustion Elizabeth Wait, a senior at UCF studying biotechnology, recently published her fifth academic paper and made the cover of International Journal of Chemical Kinetics for…
UCF Named a Top Supplier of Graduates to Aerospace, Defense Industries — Again For the fourth consecutive year, UCF maintained its No. 1 ranking for supplying graduates to the U.S. aerospace and defense industries.
13 UCF Alums Honored at OBJ’s 2018 40 Under 40 Awards From working at advertising firms to engineering companies, these Knights are being recognized for making an impact in Orlando.
Woman of Wonder: Graduate Student and Aerial Acrobat Recognized for Aerospace Work Estefania Bohorquez ’17 is an artist, aerial gymnast, engineer, historian, aerospace visionary – and the only person in Florida to receive the 20 Twenty Award from Aviation Week.
UCF Lunar Knights to Compete in NASA Robotic Competition University of Central Florida students who make up the Lunar Knights Mining Club will compete this month in NASA’s national Robotic Mining Competition that was…
Building a Pathway to Engineering for Our Daughters – Brick by Brick As a father of young elementary and middle school-aged kids, I’m also curious to know exactly how my undergrad students came to be interested in…