College of Sciences News

HBO series The Last of Us explored a fictional world overrun by humans infected with a mind-controlling fungus. UCF postdoctoral researcher Ian Will ’22 explains his real-life research on the parasitic fungus.

This study is the first successful test of any red tide mitigation technology in open water using large water column containers called limnocorrals.

Instead of pigment-based colored paint, which requires artificially synthesized molecules, a UCF researcher has developed an alternative way to produce colored paint that is more natural, environmentally friendly and light weight.

By offering free open educational resources to their students, UCF faculty and staff save students millions of dollars annually.

Professor of Anthropology Ty Matejowsky’s research focuses on how food is one of the most relatable ways of expressing a culture.

Receiving the fellowship allows students to enjoy doing what they love and pursue impact research without additional stress.

An event on May 20 will celebrate this year’s honorees.

Assistant Professor of Nursing Brian Peach is leading the study, which uses exposure therapy featuring virtual reality with real sounds and smells, all mimicking the patients’ intensive care experience.

The American Association for the Advancement of Science included UCF professors Peter Delfyett and Ronald DeMara in their 2022 class of fellows for their scientific and socially notable achievements spanning their careers.