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USF-developed AI system unites global agencies to identify emerging infectious diseases, receives support from Microsoft

Leadership in providing with the public consistent projections of COVID-19 infections and hospitalizations has prompted the launch of a USF-led global modeling project sponsored by Microsoft that can ultimately help scientists more swiftly identify and respond to the threat of emerging infectious diseases.

July 14, 2021Cyber/AI, Research and Innovation

The National Institutes of Health has awarded the Թϱ total expected funds of $69.9 million over the next four years to continue the follow-up of study participants in The Environment Determinants of Diabetes in The Young consortium.

July 13, 2021Research and Innovation, ԹϱHealth

To address an ongoing staffing crisis, the Թϱ’s Hospitality Leadership Program is being re-tooled to help industry leaders in the Tampa Bay area hire and retain top talent.

July 13, 2021University News

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Թϱresearchers report on progress of COVID-19 seed grants

A year after Թϱcreated the Pandemic Response Research Network and funded three rounds of seed grants to kickstart research into the challenges presented by the pandemic, research and innovations produced in the unprecedented effort continue to take shape.

July 12, 2021Research and Innovation

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Թϱto develop first of its kind database in Florida to enhance success for thousands of transfer students each year

The Թϱ will develop an innovative new database that will help streamline the process for students transferring from the Florida College System into Թϱor other select state universities, potentially resulting in reduced costs, greater access and improved outcomes for students.

July 12, 2021University News

Dillon Mahoney, associate professor in the Department of Anthropology, surveys recipients about their vaccine experience.

Թϱanthropologists facilitate COVID-19 vaccinations for Tampa’s refugee and immigrant populations

After years of research with refugee and immigrant communities, Թϱanthropologists are now pivoting their efforts to ensure that Tampa’s hard-to-reach populations have access to free COVID-19 vaccinations.

July 7, 2021COVID-19, University News

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Drama llama or sleep deprived? New study uncovers how consistent sleep loss impacts mental and physical well-being

Թϱresearcher finds all it takes is three consecutive nights of sleep loss to cause your mental and physical well-being to greatly deteriorate.

July 6, 2021Research and Innovation

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Elsa Updates

7/6/21 4pm: Թϱcontinues to monitor the projected path of Tropical Storm Elsa. Based on the latest information, all classes will be delivered remotely on July 6 and 7. Թϱemployees should work remotely until July 8. Թϱbuildings – except for housing and dining – will close until Thursday morning. Read more.

July 6, 2021University News

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Թϱmarine scientists detect a record-high amount of Sargassum

Թϱmarine scientists have used NASA satellite imagery to detect a Sargassum bloom in the Caribbean, central west Atlantic, and Gulf of Mexico that's nearly the same size as the record-breaking bloom discovered in 2018.

July 1, 2021Research and Innovation

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Թϱstudent veteran earns national recognition from the Pat Tillman Foundation

Թϱ psychology student and U.S. Army veteran Josh “JB” Burnes is being honored with a 2021 Tillman Scholarship awarded by the Pat Tillman Foundation. Burnes is among a prestigious group of 60 U.S. service members, veterans and military spouses to earn this recognition. He is the only student from a Florida university in this year’s class.

June 29, 2021Honors and Awards, University News

ԹϱZimmerman School students create COVID-19 vaccination campaign being implemented by professional business organization

The Manasota Black Chamber of Commerce (MBCC) is in the process of implementing a campaign created by students in the ԹϱZimmerman School of Advertising & Mass Communications that would assist in its efforts to encourage communities of color to get the COVID-19 vaccine.

June 29, 2021COVID-19, Research and Innovation

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National network to connect researchers and concerned citizens working to preserve historical Black cemeteries

Թϱresearchers have launched the Black Cemetery Network, an interactive website that tracks African American burial grounds and cemeteries across the country, helping raise awareness about their history and to ensure what remains is preserved.

June 24, 2021Research and Innovation

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