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Food for thought: does the brain prefer carbohydrates or ketones? Dr. Dominic D’Agostino, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor at the ±«Óãtv who’s done extensive research on the fuel the brain prefers (Sylvan Lake News).

September 27, 2021Global Research, Research

±«Óãtv students create lifesaving medical innovation to help end worldwide ventilator shortage

Biomedical engineering graduates from the ±«Óãtv are receiving national accolades for a prototype device that may help solve the critical shortage of lifesaving ventilators seen around the world throughout the COVID-19 pandemic (±«Óãtv Newsroom).

September 27, 2021Health, Innovation, Student Research

Meet ±«Óãtv’s Cade Prize Candidate: Startup SPKL unites old friends in a quest to develop new medical technology

SPKL, a ±«Óãtv College of Engineering startup, is a finalist for the Cade Prize, one of Florida's most prestigious awards for innovation.

September 22, 2021Innovation

±«Óãtv College of Marine Science Joins Ocean Visions Network

The ±«Óãtv College of Marine Science (±«Óãtv CMS) announced it has joined the Ocean Visions Research Consortium.

September 20, 2021Research

New jellyfish species named after FIO director, ±«Óãtv professor

His expertise in jellyfish is so renowned, Monty Graham, director of the Florida Institute of Oceanography and professor of integrative biology at ±«Óãtv, has a new species of jellyfish bearing his name – the Aurelia montyi.

September 17, 2021Research

Commercialization of ±«Óãtv-invented sanitation system set to begin

The latest version of the ±«Óãtv-invented NEWgenerator is on its way to South Africa to begin the process of entering mass production. The solar-powered machine generates nutrients, energy and water by safely recovering them from human wastewater—a technology built to address global sanitation concerns (±«Óãtv Newsroom).

September 15, 2021Entrepreneurship, Global Research, Innovation

Jason Gulley, a geology professor at the ±«Óãtv, has taken stunning photographs documenting threats to Florida's freshwater springs. Declining flows, agricultural runoff, and sewage are pressuring the world’s largest network of freshwater springs. (National Geographic).

September 14, 2021Research

The ±«Óãtv (±«Óãtv), thanks to funding from the National Institutes of Health, is conducting a study to determine whether computerized brain training exercises can reduce the risk of cognitive impairment and dementia such as Alzheimer’s disease (Osprey Observer).

September 8, 2021Health, Research

The unfolding crisis in Afghanistan and the return to power of the Taliban has brought renewed attention to the terrorist attacks of 9/11 and the events that unfolded in its aftermath (±«Óãtv St. Petersburg Campus).

September 7, 2021Research

A group of ±«Óãtv alumni won $20,000 in a national competition for the creation of a low-cost ventilator prototype. Biomedical engineering alumni Abby Blocker, Carolyna Yamamoto Alves Pinto and Jacob Yarinsky created Eucovent, a device resembling a small box that splits the airflow from one ventilator to two patients (±«Óãtv Oracle).

September 7, 2021Health, Innovation, Student Research

±«Óãtv is now home to the Florida Center for Nursing, where research is conducted on the supply and demand of the nursing field (W±«Óãtv).

September 7, 2021Health

Faculty Seminar kicks off the school year

CMS professors share their latest contributions to oceanography research with the College of Marine Science community.

September 3, 2021Research