chemistry News

The goal is to gain a deeper understanding of zoonotic threats, which may include COVID-19, in order to better respond to them.

Chemistry Associate Professor Matthieu Baudelet’s approach could provide law enforcement new tools to track down those who flee a crime scene.

Students are conducting research in the areas of health, math, chemistry and space and are already making an impact.

The technique uses nickel-platinum nanoparticles to increase the sensitivity of an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay, or ELISA, that is used to test for the presence of cancers, HIV and more.

Doctoral Scholar Lorianne Shultz has earned a national fellowship for her work at UCF and she credits one of her professors for inspiring her.

Adulterated food results in people paying more for their food than it’s worth, as sometimes foods are bulked up with less expensive filler products.

New technology holds the promise of accelerating medical research and drug testing, potentially delivering life-saving breakthroughs much more quickly than the typical 10-year trajectory most drugs take to get to market.

The accumulation of microplastics in birds’ digestive systems could lead to poisoning, starvation and death.

Researchers are protecting our water, making us move faster, cracking the tiny world of quantum physics and making STEM more accessible to all students.