September 9, 2020 Overview When it comes to cyber security, people, rather than IT systems, are often the weakest link in the chain for many organizations. And unfortunately, this link becomes even more vulnerable thanks to added risks created by the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. For example, the pandemic has forced many companies to move …
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Third-year doctoral student Emmanuel Okogbue has always used research as a way to satisfy his curiosity. In his field of study, he investigates nanomaterials, or tiny elements invisible to the eye that are used to build vital structures.
OVERVIEW A large and still increasing body of research shows the benefits of diversity in all types of organizations. Whether from diverse perspectives, differentiated behavior or access to distinctive networks, diversity can lead to better decision making and increased profitability, making it an increasing priority in investing and financial services. “When you have diverse teams, …
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OVERVIEW A large and still increasing body of research shows the benefits of diversity in all types of organizations. Whether from diverse perspectives, differentiated behavior or access to distinctive networks, diversity can lead to better decision making and increased profitability, making it an increasing priority in investing and financial services. “When you have diverse teams, …
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Five research teams using Artificial Intelligence and Big Data have been awarded a total of $185,000 to conduct COVID-19-related research.
Five research teams using Artificial Intelligence and Big Data have been awarded a total of $185,000 to conduct COVID-19-related research.
As the 2020 academic year gets underway at UCF, we know that things are different this fall. The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way we do a lot of things and we want to remind you that the College of Graduate Studies is here to help you.
