Events for UCF Researchers and the UCF Research Community

Upcoming Events

  • CREOL Fall Colloquium: Daniel Palanker, Stanford University

    CREOL : 103 and Virtual

    Title: Prosthetic vision with a photovoltaic substitute for the lost photoreceptors Abstract: Retinal degenerative diseases lead to blindness due to loss of photoreceptors, while neurons in the inner retinal layers are still preserved. We developed a system substituting the lost photoreceptors with photovoltaic arrays. Visual information captured by a camera is projected onto the subretinal implant from augmented-reality glasses using pulsed …

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  • Grant Writing Academy: Writing a compelling NIH research strategy

    Research 1

    This session will include drafting a research plan, highlighting the significance of the work, planning the methodology and data management plan sections, and expanding on impacts resulting from the proposed activities. Speaker: Nichole Lighthall, Associate Professor, UCF Department of Psychology and Interim Associate Dean for Research, College of Sciences Participation in this event is limited to members of the current …

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  • Grant Writing Academy: Writing a compelling proposal to DOE

    Research 1

    This session will include reviewing a draft statement of project objectives, describing the significance of the work, goals, and developing an impactful proposal. Speaker: Kristopher Davis, Associate Professor, UCF Department of Materials Science and Engineering Participation in this event is limited to members of the current GWA cohort. If you are interested in learning more or joining a future cohort, …

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  • CREOL Fall Colloquium: Mikael Rechtsman, Penn State University

    CREOL: 102 and Virtual

    Mikael RechtsmanPhysics Department, Penn State University Tile: Two experiments on aperiodic photonic crystals Abstract: Photonic crystals -- transparent periodic dielectric structures -- have been called "semiconductors for light" in the sense that photons propagate through them much as electrons propagate through crystalline solids.  In the first part of my talk, I will show how straining a photonic crystal can make photons …

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