College of Engineering and Computer Science News

Taylor Peterson’s research will focus on the boiling effect of super-cooled cryogenic propellant in microgravity and will support NASA’S Artemis program.

The $50,000 award allows the university’s team to develop the project with government and community partners.

After serving our country, UCF’s student veterans find a home and a new purpose with others who know what it’s like to wear the uniforms of the U.S. military.

The public is taking notice of what researchers and corporations have known for years: Central Florida is one of the most valuable centers of tech research and talent in the nation.

The honor is designed to recognize some of UCF’s brightest stars who shine a positive light on UCF and on their respective fields.

The researchers behind UCF-101, a challenging action recognition dataset, are being awarded for their impressive collection of 13,320 clips across 101 action categories. The dataset has been cited over 4,000 times since its creation.

The project focuses on rotating detonation rocket engines, which use high-energy explosions to produce more energy with less fuel, improving engine efficiency and cutting down space travel costs and emissions.

Using resources found in space to construct off-world structures can drastically reduce the need to transport building materials for programs like Artemis.

The organization will recognize mechanical engineering student Lauren Bansberg ’20 for her academic merits and promising leadership abilities this Thursday at an awards dinner.