Breakthroughs in Science: Saving Lives
Florida scientists take new technological leaps to reduce energy needs and save lives. FSU physicists make strides in treating cancer with a linear accelerator, while UCF engineers develop fadeproof paint, and draw global attention for a breakthrough in hypersonic propulsion.
UF and the search for dark matter
The University of Florida may be closing in on the discovery of a lifetime. For decades, UF has led much of the world in the search for dark matter. It has partnered with other leading researchers to solve one of the greatest mysteries in physics.
Breakthroughs in Science: Mysteries of Matter
FOX 13 explains how Florida scientists are solving mysteries of the universe by tracking gravity waves and narrowing the search for dark matter. Plus, FSU and UF partner to run the largest and highest-powered magnet lab in the world as their discoveries transforms our lives.
UF physicists join global collaboration to track gravitational waves in space
Physicists at the University of Florida helped make striking new discoveries in space. Now they're part of a global collaboration to build a giant space antenna that could greatly expand our knowledge of the universe and how it came to be.
FSU, UF partner to host the largest, highest-powered magnet lab in the world
Florida scientists are changing matter with powerful freezers and magnets and making extraordinary discoveries along the way.
UCF develops fadeproof paint
The University of Central Florida patented a new kind of paint that does not fade, repels heat, and could substantially lower our power bills when it goes to market.
UCF collaborates on breakthrough in fighting cancer
Our bodies have natural defenses to help fight cancer, and researchers have discovered a new way to boost them in a lab. The University of Central Florida is part of a project designed to dissolve cancer from within.
UCF develops breakthrough in hypersonic propulsion
Aerospace engineers at the University of Central Florida are drawing global attention for their successful experiments in hypersonic propulsion. Their work would lead to safe and stabile hypersonic air travel in the future-- that could fly passengers from Tampa to Los Angeles in a matter of minutes.
FSU physicists make strides in treating cancer
Florida State University launched one of the world’s most advanced nuclear physics departments in 1958, and it has earned global recognition ever since. Now, university researchers are working with the Mayo Clinic to develop improved methods of treating cancer based on work at FSU’s The John D. Fox Superconducting Linear Accelerator Laboratory.
Breakthroughs in Science: Quantum Computers & Fusion
Fox 13 reveals how groundbreaking discoveries will save lives, transform our homes, and power the world with clean energy. Plus, Craig Patrick explains how telescopes launched from Central Florida are driving scientists to rethink the origin of the universe.