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University of Central Florida

The Florida panther’s population reached a dangerously low number of only 30 panthers in the 1970s and 1980s, which led to inbreeding and producing offspring with genetic problems. Photo credit: Adobe Stock

Panthers Show Resilience Against Emerging Brain Disease Threat

Categories Brain & Behavior, Life & Non-humans
Artistic conception of a recently exposed methane ice region on Eris’s surface. Credits: Angela Ramirez & Megan Hernandez (FSI/UCF).

Researchers Help Find Evidence of Geothermal Activity within Icy Dwarf Planets

Categories Space
Soil with CO2 bubbles coming off of it

Project Examines Key Role Soils Play in Keeping the Planet Cool

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment
The coming widespread integration of artificial intelligence could significantly impact human life in ways that are not yet fully understood. Image credit: Adobe Stock

Researchers Identify 6 Challenges Humans Face with Artificial Intelligence

Categories Social Sciences, Technology
It is the first clear, detailed, indisputable evidence for carbon dioxide ever detected in a planet outside the solar system. The planet is called WASP-39 b.

First CO2 Spotted on Planet Outside Solar System

Categories Space

AI Model Recommends Personalized Fonts to Improve Digital Reading, Accessibility

Categories Brain & Behavior, Technology

Study shows personalized fonts speed up reading, maintain comprehension

Categories Brain & Behavior, Technology

Personalized Fonts Speed Up Reading, Maintain Comprehension

Categories Brain & Behavior
The development could lead to advanced AI that can instantly recognize what it sees, like automatic descriptions of pictures taken by a camera or phone. Image credit: Adobe Stock

Researchers Develop AI Technology That Mimics the Human Eye

Categories Physics & Mathematics, Technology
James Hickman is a professor of chemistry, biomolecular sciences and electrical engineering at UCF.

‘Brain-on-a-Chip’ Technology Advances Toward a New Form of Drug Screening

Categories Brain & Behavior, Health, Technology

Real-time Blood Monitor Saves Doctors Critical Time During Surgery

Categories Health, Technology

New Clinical Research Will Test Brain’s Ability to Adapt to Advanced Bionic Limbs

Categories Brain & Behavior, Health, Technology

What happens when rain hits a hypersonic missile?

Categories Physics & Mathematics
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