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John Conklin and Amy Williams research work — vastly divergent but crucial to understanding the origins of the universe and its biology — is now being further harnessed by UF’s Astraeus Space Institute.
With growing national concerns about school safety, a groundbreaking initiative at the University of Florida is helping state school officials enhance safety measures by leveraging data.
Aging researchers keep a close eye on stereotypes about older adults on TV.
Different aspects of "the good life" are associated with both conservatism and liberalism.
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Journalism is changing rapidly as new AI tools emerge, and Andrew Briz is at the forefront of this evolution, as the editorial director of newsroom engineering at POLITICO.
Misinformation is spreading rapidly in the digital universe, especially during election season, and the hyperlinks found on untrustworthy news sites may be partly to blame.
With the Astraeus Space Institute, UF is making a commitment to promoting a community that is dedicated to space exploration. Space is a vast, challenging place to explore and an environment in need of bold and transformative, yet intellectually moored, approaches to discovery and development.
A UF-designed Constructed Wetlands Leachate Treatment System at the Polk County landfill was unveiled Tuesday
What might be the perfect job for your friends could be the wrong fit for you, according to new research from the University of Florida.
UF professors are researching and building an exhibit based on another classic staple that took off from St. Augustine: chocolate.
The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences will host a public event Sept. 14
Jennifer Bridge’s work has helped shape new legislation to improve and track building inspections for condominiums and co-ops