Science Articles
Retailers and law enforcement officials gathered at UF to explore innovative technologies and strategies to help prevent retail crime
Rare access to specimens provides first-ever look at captivating process
Lowest-ever frequency gravitational waves spotted in pulsar data
In first, early coral skeleton formation step is reproduced in squishy sea anemone
University of Florida engineering researchers have pioneered a method for using semiconductor technology to manufacture processors that significantly enhance the efficiency of transmitting vast amounts of data across the globe
A team of scientists at UF/IFAS are collaborating on a project in which researchers are testing traps equipped with artificial intelligence software on a growing population established in Ft. Pierce, Florida.
Amy Williams, an astrobiologist and assistant geology professor at the University of Florida, conducts groundbreaking Mars research.
Astronomers have discovered an extreme Earth-like planet that likely hosts lava oceans as it roasts next to its sun-like star near the Big Dipper constellation.
Researchers have discovered the oldest new world leaf-nosed bat fossils, which call into question the origin of this hyperdiverse group.
UF is the only academic institution in the United States to be awarded a contract to develop hardware that will fly on the LISA mission.
With more than 25 years of work advancing the fields of neural tissue engineering and wound healing, UF Distinguished Professor Christine Schmidt, Ph.D., has been elected to the National Academy of Engineering
University of Florida researchers harness the full power of the HiPerGator supercomputer to show that molecules can be formed naturally in the right environment.
As a physician-scientist and cancer researcher at the University of Florida, Duane Mitchell, M.D., Ph.D., is providing hope for patients in an area where there is often little: treatment for malignant brain tumors.
Voluntary regulation by exchanges helps investors
A new study from a team of scientists that includes UF's Christine Angelini reveals that the simple action of conservation can lead to a resounding impact for coastal communities