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USF prof’s app targets mosquito habitat, fights tropical diseases
USF College of Public Health associate professor Benjamin Jacob has developed a potential game-changer in the fight against tropical diseases - a smartphone app that quickly locates and identifies mosquito breeding habitats so they can be targeted, treated, and destroyed.
Tampa Bay Water program conserves water, saves money
Tudor Cay Condominiums in Town N’ Country expects to cut its monthly water usage by 273,000 gallons thanks to high-efficiency, low-flow toilets and a smart irrigation system installed through the Tampa Bay Water Wise rebate program.
Buzz: Record $40 million gift establishes AI, cybersecurity college and USF
Arnie and Lauren Bellini's record $40 million gift to USF establishes the Bellini College of Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity and Computing
Tampa City Council member Luis Viera: We must promote apprenticeships, skilled trades
In this guest column, Tampa City Council member Luis Viera says local government must promote apprenticeships and the skilled trades.
Tampa’s MOSI transforming former IMAX theater into country’s second largest digital dome planetarium
In 2025, Tampa's MOSI will open an immersive, cutting-edge theater and the country's second-largest digital dome planetarium in the space formerly occupied by its long-closed IMAX theater.
Cryptocurrency and the future of philanthropy
Community Foundation Tampa Bay Director of Donor Relations and Associate Counsel Nicolette Rea shares insights on cryptocurrency's growing place in philanthropic giving
Tampa’s newest park doubles as flood protection
Tampa's new MacDill 48 Park features a trail system around a 10-acre, 25-million- gallon stormwater pond designed to ease flooding in South Tampa and improve water quality in Hillsborough Bay.
New USF flooding app debuts for Helene, Milton
A new app USF developed with Georgia Tech uses crowdsourced photos and videos to provide near real-time data on neighborhood-level flooding. It debuted for Helene and Milton.
USF prof’s app targets mosquito habitat, fights tropical diseases
USF College of Public Health associate professor Benjamin Jacob has developed a potential game-changer in the fight against tropical diseases - a smartphone app that quickly locates and identifies mosquito breeding habitats so they can be targeted, treated, and destroyed.
Tampa Bay Water program conserves water, saves money
Tudor Cay Condominiums in Town N’ Country expects to cut its monthly water usage by 273,000 gallons thanks to high-efficiency, low-flow toilets and a smart irrigation system installed through the Tampa Bay Water Wise rebate program.
Buzz: Record $40 million gift establishes AI, cybersecurity college and USF
Arnie and Lauren Bellini's record $40 million gift to USF establishes the Bellini College of Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity and Computing
Tampa City Council member Luis Viera: We must promote apprenticeships, skilled trades
In this guest column, Tampa City Council member Luis Viera says local government must promote apprenticeships and the skilled trades.
Tampa’s MOSI transforming former IMAX theater into country’s second largest digital dome planetarium
In 2025, Tampa's MOSI will open an immersive, cutting-edge theater and the country's second-largest digital dome planetarium in the space formerly occupied by its long-closed IMAX theater.
Cryptocurrency and the future of philanthropy
Community Foundation Tampa Bay Director of Donor Relations and Associate Counsel Nicolette Rea shares insights on cryptocurrency's growing place in philanthropic giving
Tampa’s newest park doubles as flood protection
Tampa's new MacDill 48 Park features a trail system around a 10-acre, 25-million- gallon stormwater pond designed to ease flooding in South Tampa and improve water quality in Hillsborough Bay.
New USF flooding app debuts for Helene, Milton
A new app USF developed with Georgia Tech uses crowdsourced photos and videos to provide near real-time data on neighborhood-level flooding. It debuted for Helene and Milton.
