Masthead gallery: Florida Birding & Nature Festival
A photo gallery from the eighth annual Florida Birding & Nature Festival at the Suncoast Youth Conservation Center in Apollo Beach.
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Masthead gallery: Seaside Seabird Sanctuary community cleanup
A photo gallery from the Seaside Seabird Sanctuary's community cleanup event following Hurricane Helene.
International firm Inpeco selects USF CAMLS in downtown Tampa for regional headquarters
International firm and laboratory automation giant Inpeco opens a regional North American headquarters at USF CAMLS building in downtown Tampa.
Energy funds study that could lead to new industry for Florida
A Florida Industrial and Phosphate Research Institute study can help position the state to become a U.S. supplier of the rare earth elements used to manufacture green energy and tech gadgets.
Disrupt the Bay raises money for pediatric cancer research
Disrupt the Bay raises funds for accelerating pediatric research into childhood cancers ATRT and neuroblastoma.
Dual enemies: Doctors fight COVID and disinformation
"Reality is that I am not seeing patients sick because of the vaccine. I am seeing patients sick with COVID. Most (90%) of those sick patients are unvaccinated.''
NIH trial offers COVID vaccines to high-risk allergy patients
The University of South Florida in Tampa is recruiting patients with and without allergies to receive the COVID-19 vaccine as part of a clinical study.
USF Health joins national study on COVID-19 vaccine in young adults
Despite an ongoing COVID-19 surge hospitalizing more younger people, the 18-29 age group targeted by the Prevent COVID U trial has the lowest adult vaccination rates.
New health app offers robust patient privacy protection
A Tampa company is set to launch a new app designed to deliver patient information more easily and securely.
USF professor will use AI to create predictive models for disease outbreaks, spread
Dr. Edwin Michael of USF Health will utilize Microsoft Azure to develop a software system that teaches itself how to recognize the individual characteristics of airborne, waterborne, and mosquito-borne diseases.
Masthead gallery: Seaside Seabird Sanctuary community cleanup
A photo gallery from the Seaside Seabird Sanctuary's community cleanup event following Hurricane Helene.
International firm Inpeco selects USF CAMLS in downtown Tampa for regional headquarters
International firm and laboratory automation giant Inpeco opens a regional North American headquarters at USF CAMLS building in downtown Tampa.
Energy funds study that could lead to new industry for Florida
A Florida Industrial and Phosphate Research Institute study can help position the state to become a U.S. supplier of the rare earth elements used to manufacture green energy and tech gadgets.
Disrupt the Bay raises money for pediatric cancer research
Disrupt the Bay raises funds for accelerating pediatric research into childhood cancers ATRT and neuroblastoma.
Dual enemies: Doctors fight COVID and disinformation
"Reality is that I am not seeing patients sick because of the vaccine. I am seeing patients sick with COVID. Most (90%) of those sick patients are unvaccinated.''
NIH trial offers COVID vaccines to high-risk allergy patients
The University of South Florida in Tampa is recruiting patients with and without allergies to receive the COVID-19 vaccine as part of a clinical study.
USF Health joins national study on COVID-19 vaccine in young adults
Despite an ongoing COVID-19 surge hospitalizing more younger people, the 18-29 age group targeted by the Prevent COVID U trial has the lowest adult vaccination rates.
New health app offers robust patient privacy protection
A Tampa company is set to launch a new app designed to deliver patient information more easily and securely.
USF professor will use AI to create predictive models for disease outbreaks, spread
Dr. Edwin Michael of USF Health will utilize Microsoft Azure to develop a software system that teaches itself how to recognize the individual characteristics of airborne, waterborne, and mosquito-borne diseases.
