UCF Researchers Highlight Sustainability, Economic Studies on World Tourism Day 2023 Faculty at UCF’s Rosen College share their expertise on efforts that promote eco-conscious practices and prosperity for people.
UCF Students Receive $25,000 EPA Grant to Develop Toxin Biosensor for Drinking Water The biosensor will be an onsite, early detector of harmful blue-green algae blooms, which are known to cause health problems in humans.
UCF Lake Nona Hospital Is LEED Gold Certified — A First In Florida The designation, announced the day before Earth Day, recognizes the hospital’s commitment to sustainable building products and energy-saving operations.
Startup M2X Energy Partners with UCF’s FSEC, Aims to Convert Greenhouse Gases into Low-carbon Methanol The startup-university partnership is creating a technology to convert stranded gas methane, which is a common byproduct of oil production, to methanol, that can be used in low-carbon fuels and other materials.
UCF Chemistry Researcher Helps Elucidate Mechanism Key to Climate Change The research could open new avenues in understanding complex chemical oxidation reactions that have big impacts on air quality and Earth climate change.
FSEC Energy Research Center Program Director Recognized by Congress Muthusamy Swami was honored for his contributions to the field of building energy conservation and climate change, as well as his leadership in the local community.
PHOTOS: UCF Earns 30th LEED Certification for Downtown Building Dr. Phillips Academic Commons is the latest building to earn the achievement from the global-ranking system, contributing to UCF’s sustainability goals.
UCF to Lead $10M NASA Project to Develop Zero-Carbon Jet Engines The innovation, which will run on ammonia, may revolutionize propulsion systems for commercial aviation and will help reach a carbon-free future.
From the CFO: Preparing for a Greener Tomorrow How UCF’s commitment to sustainability is saving money, energy and the environment
UCF Leads Hydrogen Gas Turbine Research Aimed at Decarbonizing Power Sector The work is funded by an $800,000 award from the U.S Department of Energy.
Seminole County debuts Economic Development Hub to help small businesses grow Orlando Business Journal
