Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering News

The UCF researchers are developing a way for large machines to “breathe” in and out cooling blasts of water to keep their systems from overheating. 

The method uses infrared light spectroscopy and can be used in a portable, tabletop device.

The only floating wind-turbine farm in operation is in Scotland. The United States could be next if a UCF professor’s work is successful.

Making sure the chemicals are completely destroyed will help ensure the safety of people and those responsible for their removal.

The growing aerospace industry requires an increased focus on space communication, imagery, launch services and space transportation.

Elizabeth Wait, a senior at UCF studying biotechnology, recently published her fifth academic paper and made the cover of International Journal of Chemical Kinetics for…

For the fourth consecutive year, UCF maintained its No. 1 ranking for supplying graduates to the U.S. aerospace and defense industries.

UCF was ranked 25th in the nation for enrollment of freshmen National Merit Scholars in Fall 2017, according to the annual report recently released by…

More than 2.8 million older Americans visit emergency rooms for fall-related injuries each year, but UCF Assistant Professor Helen Huang hopes those numbers can be…