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Delve into the newest issue of Innovations Magazine, spotlighting the student successes, vital research and groundbreaking community initiatives on Â鶹ÃÛÌÒAV's St. Petersburg campus during 2021.

January 6, 2022Innovation

Researchers say spending more on efforts to contain invasive species and prevent their spread once they arrive, could help reduce expensive damages (WÂ鶹ÃÛÌÒAV).

January 4, 2022Research

Dr. Thomas Unnasch, an infectious disease expert at the Â鶹ÃÛÌÒAV, predicts cases will continue to climb over the next one to two weeks before quickly dropping (WFLA).

January 3, 2022Health, Research

Â鶹ÃÛÌÒAV Health researchers forged ahead with new discoveries and innovations over the last year. Check out our countdown to the Top 10 Most Read Health Research Stories of 2021.

December 17, 2021Health

The Â鶹ÃÛÌÒAV Research Park Expansion is a mix of office space and labs featuring a 120,000-square-foot, three-story building with a fourth-floor open-air terrace and dining options on the ground floor. Construction is on schedule to be completed in December with a grand opening in early 2022 (Tampa Bay Business Journal / paywall).

December 17, 2021Research

Â鶹ÃÛÌÒAV wins prestigious award for innovative excellence in response to COVID-19

Throughout the pandemic, Â鶹ÃÛÌÒAV Information Technology rapidly deployed new solutions that aided in efforts to reduce the spread of COVID-19 and created applications within weeks that provided financial, academic and emotional support to students. It was a tremendous lift that kept students on track in their studies—all made possible by IT’s pre-COVID technical strategy (Â鶹ÃÛÌÒAV Newsroom).

December 17, 2021Honors and Awards, Innovation

Detectives in Central Florida are teaming up with a forensic anthropologist from the Â鶹ÃÛÌÒAV to try and solve cold cases that go back decades (WÂ鶹ÃÛÌÒAV).

December 16, 2021Research

Study of Antarctic ice’s deep past shows it could be more vulnerable to warming

In a study published in Nature, an international team of scientists, including Â鶹ÃÛÌÒAV College of Marine Science Associate Professor Amelia Shevenell and graduate student Imogen Browne, documented the evolution of Antarctica’s ice sheets about 20 million years ago.

December 15, 2021Global Research, Research

Â鶹ÃÛÌÒAV team creates home health monitoring device to boost independence

Over the course of 15 weeks, Â鶹ÃÛÌÒAV researchers developed a wireless sensor system which continuously and passively monitors presence and weight of a person in bed, on a couch, chair or similar furniture that could have great potential impact on users’ quality of life comparable to current sensor systems on the market.

December 15, 2021Innovation, Student Research

Â鶹ÃÛÌÒAV researchers release nationwide opinion survey results on social media moderation and regulation

Researchers at the Â鶹ÃÛÌÒAV, in partnership with Cyber Florida at Â鶹ÃÛÌÒAV, have released findings from a nationwide survey to better understand attitudes toward moderation on and regulation of digital platforms. Subjects consist of the regulation of misinformation and offensive content, including among elected officials, as well as perceptions of deplatforming.

December 14, 2021Research

College of Marine Science faculty on list of high impact researchers ranked worldwide

An update to a study by Elsevier and Stanford University shows a strong showing from faculty at the Â鶹ÃÛÌÒAV College of Marine Science.

December 13, 2021Research

Gokushoviruses – viruses that show that, in the ocean, size doesn’t matter

A new paper published by Â鶹ÃÛÌÒAV College of Marine Science researchers sheds some light on understanding the ecological benefits of viruses and the role of gokushoviruses in the marine environment.

December 13, 2021Research