Research in 60 Seconds: Finding Water on the Moon

Jillian Gloria’s research helps prove how water evaporates on the moon, which may aid NASA in finding the liquid as they work to develop a sustainable presence there.

Research in 60 Seconds: Smartwatch Sensors and Mental Health

Geela Margo Ramos’ research examines the potential for sensors in smartwatches to monitor mental health.

UCF Researchers Awarded SEED Funding to Investigate Nano and Digital Technologies

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

UCF Doctoral Student Selected for Out-of-This-World Research Experience at NASA

Caroline Anderson ’19 will investigate a way to protect and control space vehicles upon re-entry during her 10-week fellowship.

Getting Ahead Of The Next Pandemic: UCF Researcher Named To National Think Tank

Salvador Almagro-Moreno was chosen because of his expertise on emergent marine pathogens, which are often overlooked when dealing with global health threats.

Rude Behavior at Work Not an Epidemic, UCF Study Shows

Prior research shows 98% of employees experience rude behavior at work, but that statistic may be misunderstood, according to new study.

Graduate Student Earns National Fellowship for Aerospace Research

Materials research aims to improve the durability of jet engines by protecting them from erosion.

What Is Genomic Surveillance and Why Is It Being Done at UCF?

Assistant Professor Taj Azarian explains how this field is helping curb the spread of COVID-19.

From Pet Store Employee to International Conservation Biology Research Pioneer

UCF post-doctoral scholar Roisin Stanbrook turns her love of bugs into a mission to save the planet.

UCF 25th Among Public Universities in the Nation and 60th in the World for Producing Patents

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

UCF in the News

UCF Graduate Student Carrying the Flag in Orlando for Cubans

Spectrum News 13

Florida-educated Athletes Representing at the Tokyo Games

Florida Politics

Could Clay Kill Red Tide? Mote Scientists, Partners Think So

Sarasota Patch

Hubble Trouble is Latest Glitch in Space Telescope’s Long and Storied History

Space.com

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Events at UCF

Jul 26

White Coat Ceremony 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

Jul 26

Stoneman Douglas High School Student Support 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm

Jul 26

Al-Anon: Serenity Now 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm

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Research News

Research in 60 Seconds: Finding Water on the Moon

Research in 60 Seconds: Smartwatch Sensors and Mental Health

UCF Researchers Awarded SEED Funding to Investigate Nano and Digital Technologies

UCF Doctoral Student Selected for Out-of-This-World Research Experience at NASA

Getting Ahead Of The Next Pandemic: UCF Researcher Named To National Think Tank

Rude Behavior at Work Not an Epidemic, UCF Study Shows

Graduate Student Earns National Fellowship for Aerospace Research

What Is Genomic Surveillance and Why Is It Being Done at UCF?

From Pet Store Employee to International Conservation Biology Research Pioneer

UCF 25th Among Public Universities in the Nation and 60th in the World for Producing Patents

UCF in the News

UCF Graduate Student Carrying the Flag in Orlando for Cubans

Florida-educated Athletes Representing at the Tokyo Games

Could Clay Kill Red Tide? Mote Scientists, Partners Think So

Hubble Trouble is Latest Glitch in Space Telescope’s Long and Storied History

Events at UCF

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