UCF Student to Conduct Research at Mayo Clinic After Graduation

Biomedical sciences student Justin Barthel has spent his time at UCF pursuing excellence in scholarship, research and service while working on his goal of becoming a physician.

UCF’s Sherlock Holmes of Microbiology: Salvador Almagro-Moreno

UCF’s national expert on flesh-eating bacteria is unraveling the mystery of why some bacteria remain harmless while others go rogue threatening human life.

10 UCF Students Recognized by NSF Graduate Research Fellowships Program

A Google co-founder and other changemakers have received these awards in the past. Two of the awardees graduate this spring.

Team Presents EMG Video Games Controllers and Prosthesis Users Study During Student Research Week

An interdisciplinary team of students will showcase what they’ve learned working with children and prosthetics while interning at Limbitless Solutions.

Student Research Week: How a Special Bacteria and Vitamin D Impact Immunity

Ph.D. student Joseph Vaccaro ’21MS looks at the role of the bacteria connected to Crohn’s Disease for potential clues about the body’s immunity system.

Student Research Week Kicks off With Seed Funding Program Presentations

For the first two days of Student Research Week, which starts Monday, March 28, students will present on 37 active research projects.

UCF Medical Student Says Doctors Must Be Healers and Community Leaders

Lake Lindo ’19 is an advocate for healthcare access for all and understands young Black people need role models that look like them.

Rapid Lyme Disease Tests Could Soon Be Heading to A Doctor’s Office Near You

A faster test for Lyme disease with results in as little as an hour could be available in doctor’s offices in the near future thanks to the efforts of two UCF researchers.

Doctoral Students from Across Disciplines Take Top Prizes in Third Annual 3MT Competition

Ten UCF doctoral students were judged on how well they communicated their research to a non-specialist audience within three minutes.

Clues Emerge: How Harmless Bacteria Go Rogue Turning into Deadly Flesh-eating Variants

A new UCF-led study reveals how the environment and certain genetic traits play a critical role in the process that trigger bacteria to become human pathogens.

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Gus Malzahn, UCF Football Prepare to Take Next Step Up

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‘It’s a Dream Come True’: UCF Softball to Host NCAA Regional

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Conference Realignment: How UCF is Preparing for Big 12 Move

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UCF Student to Conduct Research at Mayo Clinic After Graduation

UCF’s Sherlock Holmes of Microbiology: Salvador Almagro-Moreno

10 UCF Students Recognized by NSF Graduate Research Fellowships Program

Team Presents EMG Video Games Controllers and Prosthesis Users Study During Student Research Week

Student Research Week: How a Special Bacteria and Vitamin D Impact Immunity

Student Research Week Kicks off With Seed Funding Program Presentations

UCF Medical Student Says Doctors Must Be Healers and Community Leaders

Rapid Lyme Disease Tests Could Soon Be Heading to A Doctor’s Office Near You

Doctoral Students from Across Disciplines Take Top Prizes in Third Annual 3MT Competition

Clues Emerge: How Harmless Bacteria Go Rogue Turning into Deadly Flesh-eating Variants

UCF in the News

UCF Scientist Probes Flesh-eating Bacteria for Clues to Next Pandemic

Gus Malzahn, UCF Football Prepare to Take Next Step Up

‘It’s a Dream Come True’: UCF Softball to Host NCAA Regional

Conference Realignment: How UCF is Preparing for Big 12 Move

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