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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.

Physics Ph.D. student Eric Switzer takes the IBM-Zerner Graduate Student Award at the Sanibel Symposium.

UCF’s Top 10 research stories focused on work that battled threats and sought out opportunities to advance us as a species.

The innovation could be a game-changer for communication technologies, such as phones and internet connections.

UCF researchers are working with private companies to develop some intriguing ways to get astronauts to the moon safely.

Physics Professor Humberto Campins, an expert on asteroids, is the fourth UCF professor to receive the national honor.

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

This Knight leaves no stone unturned, not even on the moon. Autumn Shackelford is a physics doctoral student studying planetary bodies without atmospheres. Specifically, she…

While the United Nations designated a weeklong celebration, space is a lifetime passion at UCF, reflected in its research and on the football field.