Solving Florida's Red Tide Mystery
Satellite data contributes to uncovering the formation of harmful algae blooms that can kill ocean life (Aerospace America).
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Celebrating a Culture of Invention
Five USF Professors Recognized with the 2018 Excellence In Innovation Awards
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USF President Judy Genshaft Sets the Course for a New Era
USF’s historic achievements in the past year set the stage for even greater success.
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First USF Alum Selected for Florida Inventors Hall Of Fame
Phillip Furman's discoveries in anti-viral drugs have saved millions of lives worldwide.
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Global Patent Ranking Places USF in Top 300 of World’s Innovative Enterprises
Intellectual Property Owners Association’s annual rankings highlights top inventive organizations in advancing worldwide innovation.
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Climate Change May Have Sealed Neanderthals’ Fate
A study from an international group of researchers is shedding new light on what may have contributed to the disappearance of Neanderthals years ago.
The Invention Gender Gap
Special topic issue explores the gender gap between men and women in inventorship, analyzing its causes, evaluating current efforts to address it, and suggesting new ideas to eliminate this disparity (Technology & Innovation).
How Opioid Addiction Alters Our Brains to Always Want More
Sr. VP Paul Sanberg and PhD student Samantha Portis write on the brain-altering impact of opioids and why users need better treatment options than they have now (The Conversation US).
USF PREEMINENCE
This historic achievement places USF in the top category of Florida’s universities and comes with millions of dollars in new funding.