College of Arts and Sciences Professor Jay Hopler Named 2022 Guggenheim Fellow
Hopler is USF Professor of English and an Award-winning Poet.
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USF tech helping combat malaria and other tropical diseases across the world Following his success eradicating a major source of malaria, technology created by a USF public health researcher is being implemented by insect control agencies throughout Africa and across the Tampa Bay region.
USF opens new innovation facility aimed at growing Tampa Bay’s economy Located at the USF Research Park on the Tampa campus, the three-story, 120,000-square-foot mixed-use building features advanced laboratory facilities, as well as office and meeting spaces for new and established companies.
USF’s culture of innovation sparks global recognition from Times Higher Ed The University of South Florida continues to make tremendous strides in advancing technologies that meet global demand — now ranking No. 1 among U.S. universities for its commitment to industry, innovation and infrastructure.
Study recommends widening visibility of supply chain network for customers and suppliers A joint project between the USF Supply Chain Innovation Lab and global manufacturer Jabil has concluded that it’s good business to have a more visible supply chain network.
Descending Into Florida’s Underwater Caves Photo essay by Jason Gulley, associate professor of geology at USF, on how the world’s densest collection of freshwater springs is at the center of a slow-motion environmental tragedy (New York Times).
Hopler is USF Professor of English and an Award-winning Poet.
Her work in developing low cost, low power miniaturized electronic circuitry, advanced materials, nanostructures, and nanomaterials has contributed to innovations in implantable health devices, water filtration systems, regenerative disease treatments, drug delivery systems, and more.
Researchers are fine-tuning a model that helped scientists study the effects of last year’s Piney Point release into the bay.
This week we honored some of our brightest research scholars at the Student Research Awards Luncheon (photos).