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February 10, 2023

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UCF Researchers Lead Critical Work in National Nuclear Forensics Consortium

As one of the selected universities for the NNSA-funded Consortium for Nuclear Forensics, UCF is advancing cutting-edge research while building pathways for future security and nonproliferation experts. By: Emily Dougherty | November…

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UCF Launches 1st Planetary and Space Sciences Ph.D. Program in Florida

Born from the challenge of the Space Race, UCF was created to transform imagination into innovation and prepare people to launch humanity beyond its limits.…

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UCF First-Generation Student Is Finding Her Place in Space

Born from the challenge of the Space Race, UCF was created to transform imagination into innovation and prepare people to launch humanity beyond its limits.…

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UCF Biology Professor’s Research Links Warming Migratory Temperatures to Decline in Monarch Butterfly Population

Monarch butterflies (Danaus plexippus) have one of the most impressive migrations in the animal kingdom, but rising temperatures are disrupting their physiology, migration success and…