UCF Wins National Competition to Make Driving Safer
UCF has won a national competition to make driving safer, beating out more than 50 other teams, the U.S. Department of Transportation announced today.
The Consumer Debt Crisis: A Vicious Circle Of Finances, Stress And Health
OVERVIEW The amount of debt carried has always been of concern to economists, governments and sociologists. The link between amounts owed and their impact on a country’s society and financial health is well known. Yet the shockwaves of excessive borrowing are being felt in another crucial part of the broader economy: the workplace. Around the …
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New Camera from UCF and imec Designed to Help Spot Pythons Better Than the Human Eye
With pythons destroying as many as 90 percent of some of the small mammals in the Everglades and concerns the invasive snakes could move north, new tools are needed to help their management.
UCF Professor Part of Team Awarded the Sir Arthur Clarke Award
NASA’s New Horizons Mission Team, which includes UCF physics Professor Dan Britt, Thursday was awarded the 2019 Sir Arthur Clarke Award, one of the most prestigious space-exploration awards in the world.
10 Students to Present in Three Minute Thesis Competition
UCF’s second annual Three Minute Thesis competition – at which 10 students present their research projects to a live audience – will be Wednesday in the Live Oak Center on the main campus.
Arecibo Observatory to Offer New Opportunities for Visiting Scientists
The Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico will launch a new series of programs to host junior and senior scientists at the observatory to boost the transfer of science knowledge and train the next generations of observatory users.
Arecibo Observatory to Offer New Opportunities for Visiting Scientists
The Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico will launch a new series of programs to host junior and senior scientists at the observatory to boost the transfer of science knowledge and train the next generations of observatory users.
Fight To The Top: Is Collaboration The New Competition?
OVERVIEW The S&P 500 looks very different today than it did only a decade ago – with tech companies dominating the top 10. The Fortune Global 500 tells a similar story of established market leaders fighting for top spots among new, nimble entrants. But amid this traditional, cutthroat competition, companies across industries are working collaboratively …
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Fight To The Top: Is Collaboration The New Competition?
OVERVIEW The S&P 500 looks very different today than it did only a decade ago – with tech companies dominating the top 10. The Fortune Global 500 tells a similar story of established market leaders fighting for top spots among new, nimble entrants. But amid this traditional, cutthroat competition, companies across industries are working collaboratively …
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UCF Study: Female Presidents at High-Ranking Universities More Likely to be Paid Equitably
Top national rankings may do more than make a university look good. The added prestige may also help eliminate the gender pay gap that exists between men and women university presidents.