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The new transmission electron microscope will serve as a shared university resource and strengthen partnerships with Florida’s high-tech industries.

The awards recognize UCF research teams that collaborate across disciplines and with community partners to tackle community challenges.

Kent joined UCF officials to learn more about how the university prepares graduates for career success, meets industry demands and leads cutting-edge research for global impact.

UCF computer scientist Yu Tian wants to discover real solutions for longer, healthier lifespans, and the team he directs in the AI and Imaging in Medicine (AIM) lab might not be far off from doing exactly that.

Through a multidisciplinary team, the center advances crime-related research from DNA analysis to chemical assessment of trace evidence.

As artificial intelligence reshapes society, UCF’s Department of Philosophy is examining its ethical implications and exploring how technology intersects with human values, creativity and identity.

The new school will support students through a multidisciplinary approach to learning, access to resources and the flexibility to customize their degree program.

New findings by UCF researchers show great promise in using video games tailored to help accessible technology users learn about their new medical devices and feel comfortable with them.

The honorees include a modeling and simulation faculty member who is a VR pioneer, as well as an alumna who has made impacts in tech, TV, and startup funding.