Industry Oriented Tech Talk:Leading Organizational Transformations: Lessons Learned from NASA and BeyondIn this interactive talk we will:• Define the nature of the transformations we face• Share and explore a framework for leading your organization through a significant transformation• Explore ways to take action today.This talk is based on the book• Conquering Case: How to Lead in a Time of Extraordinary …
Office of ResearchJoin our panel of faculty experts as they provide career insights, lessons learned and advice for career development. Helen Huang, Tim Kotnour, Phil Hargrove, Mike Borowczak and Paria Gharavi will provide info and participate in an audience Q&A. Moderated by Manoj Chopra.
Office of ResearchThis four-part, practice-oriented series focuses on turning hospitality and tourism data into actionable insights for teaching and research.Dates: Jan 28, Feb 18, Feb 25, March 4 (Wednesdays) Time: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm (lunch will be provided for registered participants; bring your own laptop) Registration Deadline: Jan 23rd Participants who complete the training will receive a certificate.Open to Rosen College …
Office of ResearchLiving the Strategic Life: Lessons Learned from NASA and BeyondEver wonder how NASA engineers and leaders plan for the impossible?Join Dr. Tim Kotnour for a 30-minute session designed to help you "mission control" your own future. This isn't just about business—it’s about applying the same high-level strategy concepts used by NASA and world-class organizations to your academic career and personal …
Office of ResearchRecommended for faculty and university leadership.Industry Partnerships for Research and Your ClassroomHosted by Andrea Wesser-Brawner & Jen McKinleyHow can industry partnerships amplify your research and enrich your classroom? This session is designed specifically for UCF Faculty to bridge the gap between academic expertise and industry needs. Join Andrea Wesser-Brawner and Jen McKinley for a deep dive into the resources, funding, …
Office of ResearchTitle: An operator-based approach to classifying topology in open and nonlinear systems Abstract: In this talk, I will provide an overview of some of the outstanding problems in the classification of topological materials in physical systems, and I will discuss how many of these problems can be addressed through the spectral localizer framework. For example, the chiral edge states that are guaranteed …
Office of ResearchThis four-part, practice-oriented series focuses on turning hospitality and tourism data into actionable insights for teaching and research.Dates: Jan 28, Feb 18, Feb 25, March 4 (Wednesdays) Time: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm (lunch will be provided for registered participants; bring your own laptop) Registration Deadline: Jan 23rd Participants who complete the training will receive a certificate.Open to Rosen College …
Office of ResearchTitle: A study in contrasts: epitaxial integration of III-Vs with dielectrics for novel lasers Abstract: This talk will highlight our recent progress in molecular beam epitaxy (MBE) regrowth of laser structures that harness the contrasting properties of III–V semiconductors and dielectric materials to realize new device architectures. In the first part of the talk, I will describe efforts to integrate …
Office of ResearchTitle: Inverse designed, densely integrated classical and quantum photonics Abstract: Recent breakthroughs in photonics design, along with new nanofabrication approaches and heterogeneous integration play crucial roles in building photonics for applications including optical interconnects and quantum technologies. This design breakthrough is named photonic inverse design, and refers to efficiently searching through the space of all possible photonic device geometries, within fabrication …
Office of ResearchTitle: Frequency-Comb-Based Optical Timing Networks Abstract: The optical frequency comb has enabled a wide range of frequency, time and distance metrology applications due to its precise, rigid, and referenced optical output. However, the very rigidity which makes the frequency comb an excellent time-frequency ruler places limits on its applicability for comb-based sensing applications with many operating far from quantum-limited sensitivity. For instance, …
Office of ResearchThis seminar will bring together graduate students, faculty, and industry professionals to explore the role of research in hospitality and tourism.
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