Science Articles
Quick surveys of oyster reefs can help target conservation efforts.
Humans and horses have enjoyed a strong working relationship for nearly 10,000 years. Can these age-old interactions between people and their horses teach us something about building robots designed to improve our lives? Researchers with the University of Florida say yes.
UF projects focus on environmental contaminants and their effects on human and animal health as well as a project related to climate change and the fishing industry.
Amanda Studnicki and her advisor, Daniel Ferris, discovered that the brains of table tennis players react very differently to human or machine opponents.
Called the lawn mowers of the reefs, sea urchins can be very helpful in restoring these ecosystems. A UF-led study shows promise in urchin-restocking strategies.
UF Innovate has served as a model for universities nationwide looking to further their tech transfer efforts. UF connects innovators with entrepreneurs, investors and industry experts, while its business incubators take research discoveries from the laboratory to the market.
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Another new mosquito species has made its way across the tropics into Florida, making a permanent home in at least three counties.
Dr. Tracie Baker battles mosquitos, exhaustion and treacherous wilderness for the sake of science
University of Florida research demonstrates the challenges of PFAS in everyday products
The University of Florida has partnered with several federal and state agencies on a large-scale python-removal project to protect the Everglades.
We asked AI power tool ChatGPT for advice to help navigate the potential perils of Valentine's Day
A team of researchers from the University of Florida unveiled new technology that allows someone to hack into a nearby touchscreen-enabled device using what they call an “invisible finger.”
Scientists from MINERvA, a collaborative experiment designed to study some of the most vexing puzzles in physics, revealed a groundbreaking new way to view protons.