College of Nursing News

The new honorees bring UCF’s total Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers fellows to 17.

The headsets will serve students across a range of disciplines, including arts, hospitality, medicine and teaching.

The Pegasus Professor, who specializes in simulation and modeling, is UCF’s 17th NAI fellow — the highest professional distinction accorded solely to academic inventors.

Technology magnifying augmented reality objects in a blink of an eye and a nanoparticle spray that enables long-lasting disinfection were recognized.

The council will work directly with the Dean of the College of Graduate Studies to build a welcoming and inclusive graduate community.

An app that allows family members to “touch” patients isolated when being treated for COVID is just one of the innovations to come from this winning combination.

The honorees represent some of UCF’s best and brightest faculty who have helped elevate the university’s reputation on the national and international stages.

UCF sees a record $212.9 million in research awards, which translates into innovation that makes an impact.

The award, which is the first major gift to UCF’s Academic Health Sciences Center, will support eight interdisciplinary faculty research projects.