The 2020 UCF Reach for the Stars recipients have conducted research that may change the world we know. From supersonic engines that may someday let us travel from New York to Los Angeles in 30 minutes to protecting our waterways, exploring the new world of attoscience and making education accessible to those with disabilities, they …
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Limbitless Solutions, a direct support organization for the University of Central Florida, has started 3D printing components of face shields healthcare workers and first-responders responding to the COVID-19 so desperately need.
Much like civilian efforts to support the nation during times of war, people around the country are doing their part to help stop the spread of the coronavirus.
A University of Central Florida researcher and his team have developed a new manufacturing method to improve lithium batteries and allow them to work safely at extreme temperatures that range from -4 to 104 degrees.
March 25, 2020 OVERVIEW The human toll of a global disease outbreak like the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) is obvious. But pandemics have other serious impacts – including those on businesses and economies. Concerns about the spread of the COVID-19 – declared a pandemic* by the World Health Organization on March 11 – has prompted governments …
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March 25, 2020 OVERVIEW The human toll of a global disease outbreak like the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) is obvious. But pandemics have other serious impacts – including those on businesses and economies. Concerns about the spread of the COVID-19 – declared a pandemic* by the World Health Organization on March 11 – has prompted governments …
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UCF’s Board of Trustees approved Tuesday the first four partners for a new university cancer center that will bring a new level of cancer care and research to Orlando’s growing Medical City.
UCF’s Board of Trustees approved Tuesday the first four partners for a new university cancer center that will bring a new level of cancer care and research to Orlando’s growing Medical City.
UCF student Keanna Jardine ’18MS feels a lot of pressure. She’s an African American woman pursuing a doctoral degree in physics, with a focus on planetary sciences.
UCF student Keanna Jardine ’18MS feels a lot of pressure. She’s an African American woman pursuing a doctoral degree in physics, with a focus on planetary sciences.
