New technology intended to improve the security of cloud computing may still be vulnerable to attacks, according to a new study co-authored by a University of Central Florida researcher. Some of the vulnerabilities were detailed in a research presentation at…

UCF’s first all-female cybersecurity competition team, which is part of the university’s decorated Collegiate Cyber Defense Club — also known as Hack@UCF — finished among the top three at the Wicked6 Cyber Games in Las Vegas. The first-year competition pit college teams…

Waiting for a left-turn signal to change at an intersection can seem like an eternity, especially when there is no oncoming traffic. However, a University of Central Florida researcher is working to speed up that process while also making intersections…

They range from sophomores to grad students, have worked for corporations such as Facebook and Amazon and dream of careers as professional hackers. They’re UCF’s first all-female cybersecurity competition team, and these five Knights will aim to bring home another…

Sudipta Seal, an engineering professor and chair of UCF’s Department of Materials Science and Engineering, has been named a fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry, one of the oldest chemical societies in the world. “Getting recognized by the Royal…

Essam Radwan, a professor emeritus at the University of Central Florida, will be inducted Oct. 11 as a distinguished member of the American Society of Civil Engineers, the highest honor a civil engineer can achieve. Radwan is being recognized for…

Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Associate Professor Ali P. Gordon has been named Associate Dean for Graduate Affairs for the College of Engineering and Computer Science by Dean Michael Georgiopoulos. Gordon has held the position of interim associate dean since August…

To meet the growing demand for an engineering workforce that understands and can implement advanced technology into our urban systems, the University of Central Florida this fall will offer a new smart cities master’s degree track in civil engineering, the…

As car No. 34 crossed the finish line at the Michigan International Speedway, University of Central Florida history was made. The black and gold formula race car built by the students in the UCF chapter of the Society for Automotive…

Limbitless Solutions is working with researchers at Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville to complete a clinical trial for a technology that allows patients to use facial muscles to control their wheelchairs. The technology, nicknamed Project Xavier, is being tested and evaluated…