College of Sciences News

The panel discussion, which takes place June 28 a few days ahead of Asteroid Day, will examine international cooperation in response to asteroid threats.

Five Fulbright recipients are about to spread out around the globe to close gaps in learning and languages — and to extend UCF’s mission to power potential.

A team from the observatory publish their findings ahead of Asteroid Day, a U.N. designation aimed at increasing awareness about the threats some asteroids pose.

The device could lead to advanced artificial intelligence that can instantly recognize what it sees and has applications in self-driving vehicles and robotics.

Along with serving as a regional support center, UCF RESTORES will play a critical role in developing a statewide toolkit.

The research can guide the design of more efficient low emission fuel architectures and engine technologies to reduce the impact of combustion on the environment.

At UCF, researchers are studying a wide range of ways to improve ocean health, from patented soil that can remove up to 90% pollutants from water to saving sea turtles riddled with disease.

This resource, created with UCF faculty and staff expertise in honor of Pride Month, is the second in a three-part series about sexuality and LGBTQ+ history, allyship and gender identity.

The mission will explore a region of the moon never before visited and may identify minerals and chemical resources available for future exploration.