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OVERVIEW Protecting important commodities has always been critical when exploring the unknown. Qin-dynasty traders in China would divvy up their cargo across many boats to mitigate the risk of treacherous journeys, and seventh-century maritime law allowed crews to cover their losses on voyages. Fast forward to today, and newer industries such as ride-sharing and cryptocurrency …

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OVERVIEW Whether it’s the steak on your plate or the mobile device you’re reading this article on, the production processes behind it rely on a vast range of raw materials. Smartphones, for example, have at least 42 separate minerals and metals in them. And while a cut of beef may seem like the more natural …

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Sudipta Seal, an engineering professor and chair of UCF’s Department of Materials Science and Engineering, has been named a fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry, one of the oldest chemical societies in the world.

NASA’s New Horizons mission continues to fly toward the outer edges of our solar system, now more than 4.1 billion miles from Earth with a cruising speed of 33,000 mph.

Essam Radwan, a professor emeritus in UCF’s College of Engineering and Computer Science, will be inducted Oct. 11 as a distinguished member of the American Society of Civil Engineers, the highest honor a civil engineer can achieve.

The U.S. Virgin Islands Tuesday became the first American jurisdiction to ban sunscreens containing oxybenzone and octinoxate effective Dec. 31, to help restore its coral reefs and marine ecosystems.

University of Central Florida Associate Professor Subith Vasu and a team of researchers have unlocked some of the secrets behind the destruction of chemical weapons. The results were published recently as a cover story in The Journal of Physical Chemistry.

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UCF-based Limbitless Solutions announced late last week a new multi-year partnership with Stratasys, a company globally recognized for its broad range of 3D printing solutions and services specifically designed to help customers achieve new levels of speed, innovation, performance and customization across design and development.

NASA today awarded a $7.5 million grant to UCF’s Center for Lunar and Asteroid Surface Science (CLASS), helping secure the next five years of the center’s bright future.