At least 8,000 sea turtles nests washed away from the Brevard County portion of the Archie Carr National Wildlife Refuge earlier this month because of Hurricane Dorian, according to a University of Central Florida survey.
A new study led by a University of Central Florida researcher may fundamentally alter our understanding of how comets arrive from the outskirts of the solar system and are funneled to the inner solar system coming closer to Earth.
With the U.S. hospitality industry booming there are more jobs and revenue, but with this growth there’s also more people entering a workforce already considered an at-risk population by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health.
OVERVIEW Between 1985 and 2015, the number of new U.S. patents granted grew more than 300 percent, to almost 300,000. Over the same period in China, annual patent grants grew by an astounding 816,527 percent – from 44 to 359,316. This growth illustrates a broader transition. Profits and business value have shifted from tangible assets …
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OVERVIEW Between 1985 and 2015, the number of new U.S. patents granted grew more than 300 percent, to almost 300,000. Over the same period in China, annual patent grants grew by an astounding 816,527 percent – from 44 to 359,316. This growth illustrates a broader transition. Profits and business value have shifted from tangible assets …
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OVERVIEW Nearly two decades on from the devastating 9/11 attacks, the threat of terrorism is not only still with us – its form has shifted over the years. Instead of mass orchestrated attacks, cities across the globe have seen the emergence of attacks by “lone wolf,” individuals with extreme views. In the U.S., recent incidents …
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OVERVIEW Nearly two decades on from the devastating 9/11 attacks, the threat of terrorism is not only still with us – its form has shifted over the years. Instead of mass orchestrated attacks, cities across the globe have seen the emergence of attacks by “lone wolf,” individuals with extreme views. In the U.S., recent incidents …
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The University of Central Florida Office of Research has launched a 10-part podcast series called Research Decoded to help researchers communicate their work.
For communities in the crosshairs of rapid urbanization, climate change and natural disasters, the best defense may be making sure the systems they rely on for food, energy and water are resilient, less dependent on regional systems and take full advantage of new green technology.
For communities in the crosshairs of rapid urbanization, climate change and natural disasters, the best defense may be making sure the systems they rely on for food, energy and water are resilient, less dependent on regional systems and take full advantage of new green technology.
