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A new study in Nature Communications describes a comet from another solar system as one of the most pristine objects ever observed.

Five faculty members are recognized for their outstanding research and creative activity, which has had national and international impact.

Students are conducting research in the areas of health, math, chemistry and space and are already making an impact.

A physics doctoral candidate is using and developing machine learning methods to study planets’ atmospheres, which may help scientists detect life on them.

It is hard to imagine what more breakthroughs can be achieved in flight…but just wait and see.

Doctoral candidate Krisztina Szabo will present her work during Student Research Week, March 29-April 2.

The letters are the latest outpouring of support for the Arecibo Observatory and its telescope, which collapsed in December 2020.

As part of Women’s History Month, UCF is sharing stories of some of the extraordinary women on campus contributing to science and scholarship.

An assistant professor will use a thermal imager to unlock the mysteries hidden in the rocks and shadows of the moon’s south pole, which could be instrumental for future human and robotic exploration.