/news/Recent posts from °®°®Ö±²¥ Newsen-usMon, 20 May 2024 10:35:11 -04:00http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rssOmniUpdate (OU Publish)/news/2024/survey-shows-voter-opinions-on-immigration-impact-of-politics-on-mental-health-and-election-distrust.aspxResearchers at the °®°®Ö±²¥ have released findings from a nationwide survey that measures attitudes related to key election issues. The survey, sponsored by Cyber Florida at °®°®Ö±²¥, addresses how Americans feel about topics including immigration and border security, election distrust, the impact of politics on voters’ mental health and social media usage.Wed, 15 May 2024 13:13:14 National survey by °®°®Ö±²¥ researchers shows voter opinions on immigration and border security, impact of politics on mental health and election distrustResearchers at the °®°®Ö±²¥ have released findings from a nationwide survey that measures attitudes related to key election issues. The survey, sponsored by Cyber Florida at °®°®Ö±²¥, addresses how Americans feel about topics including immigration and border security, election distrust, the impact of politics on voters’ mental health and social media usage.Paper survey with pencil/news/2024/survey-shows-voter-opinions-on-immigration-impact-of-politics-on-mental-health-and-election-distrust.aspxResearch and InnovationCollege of Arts and Sciences,My°®°®Ö±²¥/news/2024/hurricane-preparedness-takes-many-forms-usf-providing-support.aspxWhen a hurricane makes its way into the Gulf of Mexico, it has the potential to impact the entire Tampa Bay region. That’s why °®°®Ö±²¥ researchers across all three campuses are involved in a number of innovative endeavors and public initiatives to better prepare communities for the next storm.°®°®Ö±²¥Mon, 06 May 2024 14:43:12 Hurricane preparedness takes many forms - °®°®Ö±²¥ providing support on all frontsWhen a hurricane makes its way into the Gulf of Mexico, it has the potential to impact the entire Tampa Bay region. That’s why °®°®Ö±²¥ researchers across all three campuses are involved in a number of innovative endeavors and public initiatives to better prepare communities for the next storm.Hurricane Ian in 2022 approaching Florida./news/2024/hurricane-preparedness-takes-many-forms-usf-providing-support.aspxResearch and Innovation/arts-sciences/chronicles/2024/history-student-hannah-thieryung-uses-3d-scans-to-improve-museum-accessibility.aspxWith support from °®°®Ö±²¥â€™s Access 3D Lab, Hannah Thieryung used scanning technology to digitize the May-Stringer House, a Victorian-era home in Brooksville. She focused on the historic building’s upper floors, helping guests experience them without needing to scale the narrow 19th-century staircases.External ArticleThu, 25 Apr 2024 14:24:26 °®°®Ö±²¥ history student uses 3D scans to improve museum accessibilityWith support from °®°®Ö±²¥â€™s Access 3D Lab, Hannah Thieryung used scanning technology to digitize the May-Stringer House, a Victorian-era home in Brooksville. She focused on the historic building’s upper floors, helping guests experience them without needing to scale the narrow 19th-century staircases.Student demonstrates scanning technology in front of an audience/arts-sciences/chronicles/2024/history-student-hannah-thieryung-uses-3d-scans-to-improve-museum-accessibility.aspxResearch and InnovationCollege of Arts and Sciences/news/2024/special-operations-forces-brain-injuries.aspxThrough its partnership with U.S. Special Operations Command, the °®°®Ö±²¥ Institute of Applied Engineering has co-led an illuminating study that found repeated exposure to low-level blasts is associated with signs of brain injury in Special Operations Forces. Such exposure is common throughout many military careers, including in training and operational environments.Mon, 22 Apr 2024 13:34:09 Brain injuries in U.S. Special Operations Forces aren’t easy to detect, °®°®Ö±²¥ helping develop a solutionThrough its partnership with U.S. Special Operations Command, the °®°®Ö±²¥ Institute of Applied Engineering has co-led an illuminating study that found repeated exposure to low-level blasts is associated with signs of brain injury in Special Operations Forces. Such exposure is common throughout many military careers, including in training and operational environments.Maj. Kevin Tromly/news/2024/special-operations-forces-brain-injuries.aspxResearch and InnovationCollege of Engineering,Institute of Applied Engineering,My°®°®Ö±²¥,Research,Tina Meketa/business/news/2024/04-15-star-rating-study.aspxMathematically speaking, scoring 3.5 out of 5 is the same as receiving three and a half stars on a five-star scale. But visually speaking, the numbers don’t add up.External ArticleThu, 18 Apr 2024 10:26:43 Stars vs. numbers: How consumers perceive online rating formatsMathematically speaking, scoring 3.5 out of 5 is the same as receiving three and a half stars on a five-star scale. But visually speaking, the numbers don’t add up.Cell phone shows customer experience ratings/business/news/2024/04-15-star-rating-study.aspxResearch and InnovationMuma College of Business,My°®°®Ö±²¥/news/2024/tremendous-turnout-demonstrates-usfs-growth-in-undergraduate-research.aspxThe annual research conference witnessed a notable 16% increase in student participation this year, reflecting the university's commitment to fostering collaborative discovery.Tue, 16 Apr 2024 08:57:39 Tremendous turnout demonstrates °®°®Ö±²¥â€™s growth in undergraduate researchThe annual research conference witnessed a notable 16% increase in student participation this year, reflecting the university's commitment to fostering collaborative discovery.Tremendous turnout demonstrates °®°®Ö±²¥â€™s growth in undergraduate research/news/2024/tremendous-turnout-demonstrates-usfs-growth-in-undergraduate-research.aspxResearch and InnovationCassidy Delamarter,My°®°®Ö±²¥/news/2024/usf-resesarcher-reveals-the-hidden-story-behind-one-of-st-augustines-most-famous-attractions.aspxDavid Arbesú tediously pieced together the life of one of Florida’s founding fathers, whose believed to be the first priest in the United States and is still honored today in St. Augustine.Tue, 09 Apr 2024 08:00:45 °®°®Ö±²¥ researcher reveals the hidden story behind one of St. Augustine’s most famous attractionsDavid Arbesú tediously pieced together the life of one of Florida’s founding fathers, whose believed to be the first priest in the United States and is still honored today in St. Augustine.°®°®Ö±²¥ researcher reveals the hidden story behind one of St. Augustine’s most famous attractions /news/2024/usf-resesarcher-reveals-the-hidden-story-behind-one-of-st-augustines-most-famous-attractions.aspxResearch and InnovationCassidy Delamarter,Department of World Languages,My°®°®Ö±²¥https://www.stpetersburg.usf.edu/news/2024/total-solar-eclipse-trip-mackay.aspxKevin MacKay is determined to make his road trip to see a total solar eclipse better than the one he took with students in 1999. Moments before the big event, clouds rolled in, obstructing their view. On April 8, MacKay will get a second chance, informing his classroom about the phenomenon in the process.External ArticleThu, 04 Apr 2024 06:30:46 Twenty-five years later, astronomy professor gets second chance to witness total solar eclipseKevin MacKay is determined to make his road trip to see a total solar eclipse better than the one he took with students in 1999. Moments before the big event, clouds rolled in, obstructing their view. On April 8, MacKay will get a second chance, informing his classroom about the phenomenon in the process.Students sit on a lawn staring up at a solar eclipsehttps://www.stpetersburg.usf.edu/news/2024/total-solar-eclipse-trip-mackay.aspxResearch and InnovationCollege of Arts and Sciences/news/2024/usf-to-advance-us-army-innovation-bolster-talent-pipeline.aspxThe °®°®Ö±²¥ is broadening its collaboration with the U.S. Department of Defense through a formalized agreement with the U.S. Army. The five-year educational partnership agreement coalesces faculty from throughout the university to conduct critical defense research and provides student internships – helping broaden the talent pipeline for future military needs.Tue, 02 Apr 2024 09:27:24 New partnership will allow °®°®Ö±²¥ to advance U.S. Army innovation, bolster talent pipelineThe °®°®Ö±²¥ is broadening its collaboration with the U.S. Department of Defense through a formalized agreement with the U.S. Army. The five-year educational partnership agreement coalesces faculty from throughout the university to conduct critical defense research and provides student internships – helping broaden the talent pipeline for future military needs.Jing Wang, professor of electrical engineering, and Ugur Guneroglu, graduate student, working on micromachined on-chip microwave acoustic resonators and filters for integrated RF and microwave front end systems./news/2024/usf-to-advance-us-army-innovation-bolster-talent-pipeline.aspxCommunity Partnerships,Research and InnovationCollege of Engineering,My°®°®Ö±²¥,Tina Meketa/news/2024/usf-research-reveals-language-barriers-limit-effectiveness-of-cybersecurity-resources.aspxThe study explores links among demographic characteristics, cyber hygiene practices and cyber victimization using a sample of limited English proficiency internet users.Mon, 01 Apr 2024 15:17:32 °®°®Ö±²¥ research reveals language barriers limit effectiveness of cybersecurity resourcesThe study explores links among demographic characteristics, cyber hygiene practices and cyber victimization using a sample of limited English proficiency internet users.Two study leaders speak to participants in a computer lab/news/2024/usf-research-reveals-language-barriers-limit-effectiveness-of-cybersecurity-resources.aspxResearch and InnovationCybersecurity,John Dudley,°®°®Ö±²¥ Sarasota-Manatee/marine-science/news/2024/sea-urchin-killer-spreads-to-new-species-region.aspxA parasite that devastated long-spined sea urchins in the Caribbean and Florida in 2022 has caused another die-off more than 7,000 miles away in the Sea of Oman. The discovery, led by researchers at the °®°®Ö±²¥ College of Marine Science reveals how the spread of a microscopic pathogen threatens sea urchin populations and coral reefs around the world.External ArticleTue, 26 Mar 2024 00:18:37 Sea urchin killer spreads to new species, regionA parasite that devastated long-spined sea urchins in the Caribbean and Florida in 2022 has caused another die-off more than 7,000 miles away in the Sea of Oman. The discovery, led by researchers at the °®°®Ö±²¥ College of Marine Science reveals how the spread of a microscopic pathogen threatens sea urchin populations and coral reefs around the world.Sea urchin on piece of coral/marine-science/news/2024/sea-urchin-killer-spreads-to-new-species-region.aspxResearch and InnovationCollege of Marine Science/news/2024/usf-opens-cutting-edge-lab-aimed-at-rapidly-providing-military-solutions.aspxManaged by °®°®Ö±²¥â€™s Institute of Applied Engineering, the new Rapid Experimentation Lab provides a unique, collaborative space to rapidly test concepts for the U.S. Department of Defense.Fri, 22 Mar 2024 16:36:46 °®°®Ö±²¥ opens cutting-edge lab aimed at rapidly providing military solutionsManaged by °®°®Ö±²¥â€™s Institute of Applied Engineering, the new Rapid Experimentation Lab provides a unique, collaborative space to rapidly test concepts for the U.S. Department of Defense.Group walks through Institute of Applied Engineering lab/news/2024/usf-opens-cutting-edge-lab-aimed-at-rapidly-providing-military-solutions.aspxResearch and InnovationCollege of Engineering,Institute of Applied Engineering,Kevin Watler,My°®°®Ö±²¥