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Ocean Circulation Likely to Blame for Severity of 2018 Red Tide

A new study published in the "Journal of Geophysical Research-Oceans" finds ocean circulation made 2018 the worst year for red tide in more than a decade.

April 18, 2019Research and Innovation

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Preserving Heritage & Providing Open Access: A New Partnership in Preservation Brings 3D Leaders Together

The USF Libraries’ Digital Heritage and Humanities Collections strengthens their leadership in 3D historical preservation worldwide through a new partnership program.

April 18, 2019Research and Innovation

University of South Florida: A Preeminent Research University

Hacking the “Dark Web”: USF Researcher Becomes the First FL Business Professor to Receive NSF Funding

For those researchers in the Muma College of Business who seldom apply for grants from the National Science Foundation because, well, because they usually go to scientists and engineers, meet Sagar Samtani.

April 15, 2019Honors and Awards, Research and Innovation

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“Bronchi on a Chip” Could Lead to Better Therapies for Difficult-to-Treat Asthma

A collaborative team, including USF Health’s Dr. Stephen Liggett, uses the new airway model to analyze the mechanisms of bronchial spasms.

April 12, 2019USF Health

Monica Wooden with a number of USF administrators and her family.

USF Receives $5 Million Gift for Newly-Named Center for Supply Chain Management & Sustainability

A gift from MercuryGate cofounder Monica Wooden will name the center in her honor.

April 8, 2019University News

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Building Biologically-Inspired Software

USF electrical engineers look to the human immune system for clues on how to best protect digital networks.

April 2, 2019Research and Innovation

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USF Board of Trustees Elects Jordan Zimmerman as New Chair

Jordan Zimmerman will serve as the new chair of the University of South Florida Board of Trustees, following his unanimous selection by board members during a meeting on Monday.

April 1, 2019University News

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis speaking at USF

Governor Ron DeSantis Introduces ‘Forward March’ During Appearance at USF

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis visited the University of South Florida to kick off a new statewide initiative aimed at making resources more accessible for Florida’s 1.5 million veterans.

March 29, 2019University News

President-elect Steve Currall at the Florida Board of Governors meeting

Florida Board of Governors Confirms Steve Currall as University of South Florida President

The Florida Board of Governors (BOG) today voted unanimously to confirm Dr. Steve Currall as the University of South Florida’s seventh president.

March 28, 2019University News

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USF Alum Joanna Fowler, Faculty Member Alan List Inducted into Florida Inventors Hall of Fame

University of South Florida alumna Joanna Fowler, whose pioneering work in molecular imaging was recognized with a National Medal of Science, and Moffitt Cancer Center CEO and President Alan List are among eight diverse and transformative inventors announced as the 2019 inductees of the Florida Inventors Hall of Fame.

March 27, 2019Honors and Awards, University News

Research professor Kathleen Moore displaying her innovative lockbox.

New Lockbox Helping Curb Opioid Addiction

Addiction treatment centers have long had trouble retaining patients in medication assisted treatment. However, medication-assisted treatment is an approach used for addiction recovery that utilizes medications like Suboxone, Vivitral, and Methadone to reduce opioid cravings, withdrawals and illicit drug use.

March 26, 2019Research and Innovation

Lab tech Zachary Graham and Dr. Dishaw look over culture plates of bacterial biofilms stained with crystal violet. The bacteria were recovered from the gut of the sea squirts.

Sea Squirt’s Microbiome Offers Clues to Frontline Immune Defense, Gut Health

National Science Foundation research by USF Health’s Larry Dishaw has relevance for debilitating digestive disorders like inflammatory bowel disease.

March 26, 2019Research and Innovation, USF Health

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