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USF Health and Luxembourg Institute of Health launch International Society for Vocal Biomarkers
USF Health and the Luxembourg Institute of Health launched the International Society for Vocal Biomarkers, a global group that brings researchers, clinicians, patients and industry together to move voice-based health tools into patient care.
November 12, 2026Faculty & Staff
New research finds that even cacti are severely threatened in a warmer, drier world
USF-led international team found that forecasts are underestimating threats to biodiversity – even to exceptionally resilient species such as cactus – by not factoring in extreme weather events that become more likely in a warmer world.
November 11, 2026Faculty & Staff
College of Marine Science faculty recognized among the world’s most impactful researchers
Students were recognized for their many accomplishments and contributions to marine science at the annual College of Marine Science award ceremony.
November 6, 2026Accolades, Faculty & Staff
College of Marine Science faculty recognized among the world’s most impactful researchers
Faculty from the USF College of Marine Science rank among the world's top two percent of scientists in the latest citation-based study by Stanford University and Elsevier.
October 22, 2026Faculty & Staff
Fulbright at USF: Building a culture of global engagement
When the University of South Florida sent its first Fulbright U.S. Scholar abroad in 1962, few could have predicted the role the program would come to play in shaping the university's global identity.
October 16, 2026Events, Faculty & Staff, Scholars
This little-known Antarctic basin could reshape sea levels. Scientists say it needs to be studied
An international group of scientists are calling for urgent research into Antarctica's Wilke Subglacial Basin, an unexplored region of the continent.
October 12, 2026Faculty & Staff
How life in the deep Atlantic depends on the Labrador Sea
Researchers have pinpointed the source of oxygen that sustains deep sea life in the North Atlantic Ocean: the churning waters in the Labrador Sea.
September 23, 2026Faculty & Staff
Preserving memories: How a new approach to archaeology became a model for interdisciplinary research at USF
From Roman villas in Sicily to forensic cases in Florida, USF's Institute for Digital Exploration has turned 3D archaeology into a training ground for students across the university.
September 22, 2026Faculty & Staff, Students
USF faculty and students present music education research in Montréal
The music education faculty at the University of South Florida were all invited to present their research topics at the International Society of Music Education (ISME) World Conference in Montréal.
September 2, 2026Faculty & Staff
USF Health expands emergency medicine simulation training in Tanzania ahead of Africa Cup of Nations
In July, faculty and simulation experts from the USF Health Center for Advanced Medical Learning and Simulation (CAMLS) traveled to Tanzania to support that effort, teaching local healthcare educators the foundations of simulation-based education.
August 25, 2026Faculty & Staff
From Tampa to Taiwan: USF Alum Tyler Nusbaum takes on role as international recruiter
As USF's Assistant Director of International Recruitment based in Taipei, Tyler Nusbaum helps connect prospective students with opportunities at his alma mater.
August 25, 2026Alumni, Faculty & Staff
USF researchers draw new battle lines in war against malaria
Malaria, a vector-borne infectious disease that kills more than 600,000 people each year, has an uncanny ability to slip through the cracks of health care systems in many countries around the world. How so many of its infections evade routine surveillance is a question that Rihana Aydin seeks to answer.
August 10, 2026Faculty & Staff