NanoScience Technology Center News

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

Steady progress comes from increase in research activity in health, engineering and more.

Awardees share common characteristics: curiosity, determination, a love of research, and mentoring students.

During Student Research Week, faculty will update the UCF community about 29 different projects funded with internal grants during two virtual events.

The technique uses nickel-platinum nanoparticles to increase the sensitivity of an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay, or ELISA, that is used to test for the presence of cancers, HIV and more.

Thirty-seven teams are warded grants to investigate a variety of research including the use of artificial intelligence to improve battery performance and gaming to develop leadership skills.

The material’s nanostructure design is based on how honeybees and other pollinators can manipulate pollen using microstructures and electric fields.

Current lithium-ion batteries contain solvents that are flammable and toxic.

Yuen Yee Li Sip and Elizabeth Barrios in Materials Science and Engineering focus on research that may impact space exploration.