Astronomy professor Eric Ford was quoted in a Jan. 27 Christian Science Monitor story about NASA’s discovery of 26 new planets in 11 solar systems by the Kepler space observatory.
The story also ran on MSNBC.com and in other media. The stories were the result of a UF News Bureau news release.
Political science professor Daniel Smith was mentioned in a Jan. 26 Miami Herald story about a U.S. Senate subcommittee hearing to discuss Florida’s new controversial election laws. A related News Bureau news release cites Smith’s appearance.
Political science professor Daniel Smith was quoted in a Jan. 26 Washington Post story about how Rick Santorum, a candidate in the Republican primaries, may not have the money or support to challenge Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney.
Chemistry professor Richard Yost was quoted in a Jan. 26 Associated Press story about university students opposing annual tuition increases and other issues at the Florida Capitol.
Wayne Archer, executive director of the Bergstrom Center for Real Estate Studies, was quoted in a Jan. 25 Palm Beach Post story about the Republican primary candidates’ stance on Florida’s housing and foreclosure issues.
Political science professor Kenneth Wald was quoted in a Jan. 25 Huffington Post story about how Mormons’ posthumous baptisms of Jews may affect Mitt Romney’s success in Florida, a state with a large Jewish population.
David Guzick, senior vice president for health affairs and president of UF & Shands Health System, and Win Phillips, senior vice president and chief operating officer, wrote a Jan. 25 Tampa Bay Times op-ed column about how cuts in funding for medical research would be bad for our nation’s health and economy.
College of Dentistry researcher Roger Fillingim was quoted in a Jan. 25 International Business Times story about how women feel pain more intensely than men, according to research.
Law professor Amy R. Mashburn was quoted in a Jan. 24 Orlando Sentinel story about an investigation of the KEL law firm for possibly violating the Florida Bar’s rules of financial conduct.
Political science professor Daniel Smith was quoted in a Jan. 24 Tampa Bay Times article about the reduction of early voting hours for the Florida primary.