4th Anniversary of BP Oil Spill Marked in St. Petersburg
The state has announced it's ready to spend $100 million on projects paid for by an agreement with BP (WUSF News).
Preparing for Manned Missions to Mars, USF Student Trains on Hawaii Volcano
Anne Caraccio is participating in a NASA-sponsored project led by the University of Hawaii that simulates the rigors of living on the red planet (USF News).
Novel stapled peptide nanoparticle combination prevents RSV infection, study finds
A Dana-Farber/Boston Children’s and VA Hospital/USF team created the antiviral therapy, which harnesses the power of stapled peptide and nanoparticle technologies to thwart the respiratory virus.
Undergraduate Research and Arts Colloquium Ranges Across All Disciplines
Colloquium offers students opportunity to present research findings and proposals in a professional setting (USF News).
USF Health expert authors NEJM clinical article on stinging-insect allergies
Patients with severe allergies should seriously consider immunotherapy to prevent life-threatening reactions (USF Health).
Innovative USF program helps combat vets deal with PTSD [VIDEO]
An innovative therapy program being studied at USF could help with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (10 News).
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USF named one of nation's greenest universities
The University of South Florida has been named one of the top green schools in the United States by Princeton Review.
USF researchers analyzing remains found at defunct Florida reform school
Researchers have analyzed 12 of 55 sets of bone fragments and other remains to develop biological profiles about race, age and date of burial.
USF Grad Wins National IBM Computing Contest, Places 4th in the World
Mugdha Kadam beat out more than 5,600 competitors in the 2013 IBM Master the Mainframe Contest, earning a spot in the contest’s world championship.
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