UF Researcher’s Work To Result In New, Lower Temperature Scale
GAINESVILLE — The blue numbers on the thermometer are about to extend to a new low, thanks to the work of a University of Florida researcher.
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To Save Rare Stingrays, UF Researcher Turns To Native Florida Species
GAINESVILLE — Only a few of the world’s stingrays venture into freshwater, and most are threatened by overfishing, pollution or both.
New Mathematical Model Explains Changing Patterns In Epidemics
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — A simple, new mathematical model enables scientists to predict epidemics of infectious diseases such as measles.
UF Research Suggests Widely Used Models May Under Predict Pollution
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — New research by a University of Florida professor suggests the complex computer models underlying regulations on pollution from cars and other sources in many of the nation’s largest cities may significantly underestimate pollution levels.
Last Unidentified Sport Fish In North America Gets A Scientific Name
GAINESVILLE — This is no tall fish story. Scientists have identified a new species of bass, making the finned fighter likely the last game fish in North America to get a scientific name, says a University of Florida researcher.
Filed under Research, Natural History, Environment, Florida, Sciences on Wednesday, January 19, 2000.
Earthquake Anniversary A Reminder That Florida Not Quake-proof
GAINESVILLE — As a professor of geology and longtime director of the University of Florida’s seismic network, Doug Smith takes his share of calls about mysterious tremors that rattle someone’s windowpanes or set the neighborhood dogs barking.
In just about all the cases, Smith tracks the cause to something other than what callers usually swear was […]