Burnett School of Biomedical Sciences News

The findings could affect strategies to control the virus through community efforts and vaccines.

Steady progress comes from increase in research activity in health, engineering and more.

Five faculty members are recognized for their outstanding research and creative activity, which has had national and international impact.

While the pandemic forced the College of Medicine to adapt its White Coat Ceremony for its incoming class of 120 students, it also emphasizes the importance of training these future doctors.

UCF moves up to 29th among public U.S. universities and 65th best in the world of all public and private universities.

A UCF researcher is using moldy breakfast cereal to fight one of the world’s deadliest diseases.

Alicja Copik discovered a way to make natural killer cells more powerful – by stimulating them with nanoparticles that enhance their cancer killing ability.

A doctoral student is examining how hormones can affect diet.

Can unplanned cesarean sections cause depression in new moms? Can art therapy improve wellness in Alzheimer’s patients?  Can a modified stethoscope help patients monitor their…