May 6, 2020 OVERVIEW How a business manages financial and nonfinancial risks has become an increasingly important factor in the decisions made by institutional investors, and an organization’s environmental, social and governance (ESG) practices provide a vital metric for investment dollars. Over the 12 months through January 2020, ESG equity funds took in $70 billion …
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May 6, 2020 OVERVIEW How a business manages financial and nonfinancial risks has become an increasingly important factor in the decisions made by institutional investors, and an organization’s environmental, social and governance (ESG) practices provide a vital metric for investment dollars. Over the 12 months through January 2020, ESG equity funds took in $70 billion …
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A cell-based cancer immunotherapy that utilizes a nanoparticle developed at UCF to stimulate a patient’s natural cancer-killing cells has just received the green light to proceed directly into a Phase II clinical trial.
UCF is taking inspiration from well-established mining techniques on Earth to tackle mining on the moon and asteroids.
A new study co-authored by a University of Central Florida researcher shows that laws that punish substance use during pregnancy actually do more harm than good.
A University of Central Florida researcher and his team have developed an advanced new rocket-propulsion system once thought to be impossible.
Angelina Leary, a student in UCF’s clinical psychology doctoral program, is one of 15 students at the university named a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellow.
A research collaboration and ensuing friendship between a trauma surgeon in Oregon and a handful of engineers in Florida has resulted in a new ventilator design that requires no electricity and could be a game-changer during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A research collaboration and ensuing friendship between a trauma surgeon in Oregon and a handful of engineers in Florida has resulted in a new ventilator design that requires no electricity and could be a game-changer during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A research collaboration and ensuing friendship between a trauma surgeon in Oregon and a handful of engineers in Florida has resulted in a new ventilator design that requires no electricity and could be a game-changer during the COVID-19 pandemic.
