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UCF faculty help plan and execute events to mark the U.S. kickoff of the International Year of Glass in the nation’s capital this week.

The lightweight, supercapacitor-battery hybrid composite material provides power and is as strong as steel.

Optics Professor Kathleen Richardson was part of the group that made the bid to designate 2022 the year of glass.

The research aims to develop a system that will enable more powerful and less expensive infrared imaging for night vision, space exploration and healthcare diagnostics.

The recipients include researchers from the College of Optics and Photonics and College of Engineering and Computer Science.

The annual list identifies researchers who demonstrated significant influence in their chosen field.

Researchers say the device can tell with 95% percent accuracy if someone has a virus, a significant improvement over current rapid tests.

Data show new mentoring program launched in 2019 is making a difference.

The goal of LaserNetUS is to establish the United States as the leader in the world’s race to advance intense laser science.