About Us
The Radiation Effects and Reliability Laboratory (RERL) at UCF focuses on understanding and mitigating the effects of radiation on electronic devices and systems. Our research aims to enhance the reliability and performance of technologies used in space, medical, and nuclear environments.
Research
Our research includes studying the effects of radiation on semiconductor devices, developing radiation-hardened electronics, and creating models to predict device performance in radiation environments. We collaborate with industry and government agencies to advance the field of radiation effects and reliability.
Our Partners
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Our laboratory serves as the main base for the prestigious Parts Engineering School certificate program in collaboration with NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
NASA Electronic Parts Engineering School
The NASA Electronic Parts Engineering School, in partnership with universities and industry, trains future Parts Engineers to address the growing knowledge gap in EEEE parts. The program focuses on reliability, selection, procurement, and testing to support aerospace and industry needs.
Learn MoreOnline Electronic Parts Engineering
Our laboratory supports UCF’s online Electronics Parts Engineering Certificate Program, developed in partnership with NASA’s NEPP, training students in microchip design and testing for aerospace and defense industries.
UCF Online Electronic Parts Engineering
In collaboration with the NASA Electronic Parts Engineering School, we train the next generation of Parts Engineers, focusing on reliability, selection, procurement, and testing to meet the growing needs of aerospace and industry.
Learn MoreSCALE Program
Our laboratory serves as a collaborator in the SCALE program, working with universities and industry partners to support the development of a microelectronics workforce for the Department of Defense.
SCalable Asymmetric Lifecycle Engagement
In collaboration with the SCALE program, we train the next generation of microelectronics professionals, focusing on advanced technologies, research, and practical experience to meet the evolving needs of the Department of Defense.
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