Inching Closer to Molecular Circuitry: International Team Breaks One-Diode-One Resistor Electronics Puzzle
An international team with ties to UCF has cracked a challenge that could herald a new era of ultra-high-density computing.
UCF-Developed Technology Could Reduce Risk of Death, Infections from Catheters
A University of Central Florida researcher is part of a recently announced $1.4 million National Institutes of Health grant to help develop a new coating material for catheters and other medical devices that resists infections, blood clots and biofilms.
First Crewed Launch from U.S. Soil in Almost a Decade Rallies Pioneering American Spirit
The SpaceX mission scheduled for May 27 has captured the nation’s imagination, because it is the first launch from U.S. soil to carry astronauts into space since the Space Shuttle Program ended in 2011.
Why Board Members Are The New Cyber Champions
Editor’s note: The COVID-19 global pandemic has urged companies around the world to focus their attention on providing for the health and safety of their employees and preparing their organizations for a period of disruption. On top of our regular articles examining the longer-term issues and trends impacting organizations, The One Brief will also bring …
Why Board Members Are The New Cyber Champions
Editor’s note: The COVID-19 global pandemic has urged companies around the world to focus their attention on providing for the health and safety of their employees and preparing their organizations for a period of disruption. On top of our regular articles examining the longer-term issues and trends impacting organizations, The One Brief will also bring …
UCF Planetary Scientist Reflects on Rise, Fall and Return of America’s Flights into Space
When the U.S. space shuttle program shut down in 2011, the biggest loss wasn’t just to the local Space Coast economy, but to the nation — as six decades of rocket-launching expertise was diluted, says University of Central Florida planetary scientist Phil Metzger ’00MS ’05PhD.
Sea Turtle Nesting Season in Full Swing, UCF Researchers Keep Working Despite COVID-19
While uncertainty reigns for Floridians due to COVID-19, there’s one thing they can count on: sea turtles are nesting on our local beaches as nesting season heads into its fourth month this June.
With Thanks To All
The UCF College of Medicine said a collective thank-you to faculty and staff for their contributions with a Faculty and Staff Appreciation event on July 20.
How COVID-19 Put The Food Supply Chain Under Pressure
May 20, 2020 OVERVIEW As the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has transformed the way we live and work, among the most immediate – and critical – impacts has been its effect on food supplies. Images in the news of empty supermarket shelves and farmers dumping milk supplies show the disruption COVID-19 has caused to food …
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How COVID-19 Put The Food Supply Chain Under Pressure
May 20, 2020 OVERVIEW As the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has transformed the way we live and work, among the most immediate – and critical – impacts has been its effect on food supplies. Images in the news of empty supermarket shelves and farmers dumping milk supplies show the disruption COVID-19 has caused to food …
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