Reach for the Stars Honorees Pushing the Boundaries of Earth and Space Five faculty members are recognized for their outstanding research and creative activity, which has had national and international impact.
Class of 2024 ‘Needed Now More Than Ever’ as They Begin UCF Med School 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 in Ranking of Top 100 Universities Worldwide for Securing Patents UCF moves up to 29th among public U.S. universities and 65th best in the world of all public and private universities.
Fighting Malaria with Moldy Cereal A UCF researcher is using moldy breakfast cereal to fight one of the world’s deadliest diseases.
UCF-Developed Cancer-Fighting Nanoparticle Heads to Clinical Trials Alicja Copik discovered a way to make natural killer cells more powerful – by stimulating them with nanoparticles that enhance their cancer killing ability.
Women, Men Taste Fat Differently, UCF Research Finds A doctoral student is examining how hormones can affect diet.
UCF Med Students Keep the FIRE of Discovery Burning 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…
Biomed Student Presents Autism Research at State Capitol Aseela Samsam’s work potentially links the consumption of processed food during pregnancy with the likelihood of autism.
Saving Smiles Through Research When first-generation student Emyli Peralta crosses the commencement stage Dec. 13 she’ll carry with her research experience inspired by her passion for dentistry.
UCF Doctoral Student Wins Highly Competitive Chateaubriand Fellowship Burnett School of Biomedical Sciences student will spend 5 months in France studying proteins’ effect on muscles.
The James Webb Space Telescope’s First Year of Extraordinary Science Has Been Revealed Scientific American
Targeting Senior Living Prospects’ Social Circles, Specific Needs in Marketing Efforts May Increase Move-ins: Study McKnight’s Senior Living
Pollinators Are in Trouble. Here’s How Transforming Your Lawn Into a Native Wildflower Habitat Can Help Discover Magazine
