College of Sciences News

The detective and professor have provided valuable insight and necessary tools to Secret Service personnel, as well as other law enforcement and private sector partners.

From beach volleyball to weightlifting, meet the Olympic participants who will represent UCF in addition to their home countries.

The UCF alum shares about his success in leading the charge to create Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine and opening up the possibilities for the future of medicine.

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

Faculty members of UCF RESTORES spent days supporting the mental health of first responders who are working to recover bodies buried in the rubble from the collapse of the Champlain Towers South condo building.

The findings give clues to the health and status of the threatened species.

The projects aim to investigate advancements in communications and bone cell activity in altered gravity.

Beginning in Fall 2022, the annual EA Inclusion in Gaming Endowed Scholarship will encourage the pursuit of video game industry careers for students in interactive entertainment and gaming programs at UCF.

Bianca Fortis ’10 was recognized for her work that contributed to the newspaper’s COVID-19 database.