National Engineering Association Honors UCF’s Space Dirt Expert

The American Society of Civil Engineers recognized Pegasus Professor of Physics Dan Britt with the Aerospace Division’s Outstanding Technical Contribution Award, one of the organization’s top honors.

UCF Experimental Space Dirt Used by NASA, Private Companies to Advance Space Exploration

Almost 25 tons of high-fidelity simulant has been shipped so far this year to scientists and engineers around the world so they can test their ideas before launching them into space.

UCF Professor Part of Team Awarded the Sir Arthur Clarke Award

The award, named after the British science fiction writer and futurist, is one of the most prestigious space-exploration awards in the world.

For Those Who Dream of Space, UCF is the Place

In honor of the 50th anniversary of the country’s historic Apollo 11 mission, UCF takes a look back, and a look forward, at its role in America’s space program.

UCF Researchers Prospecting for Mining-Outpost Site on Moon

UCF researchers are working with California aerospace company TransAstra Corp. to study an economical way to mine the plentiful supply of ice in the polar regions of the moon.

New Explanation for Mars Clay May Provide Clues for Future Exploration Options

A study published today in Nature provides a new explanation for how clay formed on Mars, which could help scientists and engineers figure out how…

UCF Making a Name for Itself in the World of Planetary Science

UCF has diligently and methodically been making a name for itself in the world of planetary exploration, and it’s beginning to pay off in big…

Professor’s Research Part of First Mission to Trojan Asteroids

University of Central Florida Physics Professor Dan Britt will help explore some of the oldest asteroids in the solar system thanks to a new NASA…

UCF in CLASS of Its Own Studying Space

UCF has diligently and methodically been making a name for itself in the world of planetary exploration, and it’s beginning to pay off in big…

UCF and the Next Space Frontier: Making the Case for Mars

Many feared the United States’ role in space exploration was over after an accident took the lives of a second space shuttle crew in 2003.…

UCF in the News

Efforts to Reach At-risk Youth in Orange, Orlando Gain Momentum

Orlando Sentinel

Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month: Meet UCF Professor Stella Sung

WFTV Channel 9

UCF Faculty Member Provides Group Trauma Therapy to Ukrainian Counselors Over Zoom

WMFE

UCF Scientist Probes Flesh-eating Bacteria for Clues to Next Pandemic

Orlando Sentinel

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May 25

Financial Reporting & FDM ILT (virtual) 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm

May 25

Recharge to Charge On - Yoga for Faculty and Staff 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm

May 25

Narcotics Anonymous 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm

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Dan Britt News

National Engineering Association Honors UCF’s Space Dirt Expert

UCF Experimental Space Dirt Used by NASA, Private Companies to Advance Space Exploration

UCF Professor Part of Team Awarded the Sir Arthur Clarke Award

For Those Who Dream of Space, UCF is the Place

UCF Researchers Prospecting for Mining-Outpost Site on Moon

New Explanation for Mars Clay May Provide Clues for Future Exploration Options

UCF Making a Name for Itself in the World of Planetary Science

Professor’s Research Part of First Mission to Trojan Asteroids

UCF in CLASS of Its Own Studying Space

UCF and the Next Space Frontier: Making the Case for Mars

UCF in the News

Efforts to Reach At-risk Youth in Orange, Orlando Gain Momentum

Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month: Meet UCF Professor Stella Sung

UCF Faculty Member Provides Group Trauma Therapy to Ukrainian Counselors Over Zoom

UCF Scientist Probes Flesh-eating Bacteria for Clues to Next Pandemic

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