Dr. Phillips of NIST was awarded the 1997 Nobel Prize in Physics.

Swati Bhargava’s research focuses on the precise control of light that is resistant to scattering and diffraction

NSF–AFRL REFLEQTS project pioneers time-engineered materials to unlock the next quantum revolution in computing, sensing, and communication.

Miguel A. Bandres joins 22 other honorees making an impact in science, engineering, and medicine in Florida

Professor Debashis Chanda’s low-cost, smartphone-based biosensor could bring rapid, reliable disease detection to areas with limited access to traditional diagnostics.

Students successfully demonstrated projects that aim to reduce the costs and limitations of widely-used technologies

The awards debuted during UCF Space Week to recognize talent and contributions that are fueling the future of space.

UCF-themed Episode highlights innovation on campus and in Research Park

Alejandro Lopez Zelaya ’25 is one of many UCF engineering and technology alums who power industry across Florida.

With fewer than 20 awards given annually, Debasmita Banerjee is recognized alongside some of the top young engineers in her field

Selected from over 150 applicants, Nordin will receive a $450,000 grant to develop infrared detectors that could enhance military surveillance, autonomous vehicles and medical imaging.