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A University of Central Florida researcher created microscopic bubbles that deliver cancer drugs directly to tumors while protecting the heart from damage. The breakthrough technology is now being fast-tracked toward human trials with help from a private investor.
Scientists at Florida State University have figured out how to transform pelagic sargassum, the smelly seaweed that smothers beaches and costs millions to clean up, into a valuable food ingredient. The breakthrough could turn a $35 million annual problem into a sustainable solution.
Researchers just introduced ecotech, a new field that designs technology inspired by entire ecosystems, not just individual organisms. Florida could lead this breakthrough industry that transforms everything from wind farms to agriculture.
A Florida researcher has discovered that just 10 U.S. states have laws incentivizing carbon farming, even though switching to regenerative practices could unlock $250 billion in economic value. As fertilizer prices spike 50%, farmers are finding the climate solution they need has been in the soil all along.
University of South Florida researchers are running clinical trials using psilocybin to help people with serious mental health conditions. The studies could open new treatment paths for patients who haven't found relief through traditional therapies.
University of Florida researchers used NASA's James Webb Space Telescope to photograph a cosmic nursery with unprecedented clarity, revealing stars being born right now. The images show the W51 region in a way we've never seen before.
After decades of devastating population loss, hawksbill sea turtles are getting a lifeline from an international network of conservation heroes. From Solomon Islands community rangers to Florida researchers, people worldwide are joining forces to protect these ancient ocean travelers.
Scientists at Florida's White Oak Conservation Center are using microscopic freezing technology to preserve endangered animal genetics without removing more animals from the wild. Their breakthrough could help save species like the okapi from extinction.
Scientists at Florida's White Oak Conservation Center are using cutting-edge freezing technology to save endangered species without removing more animals from the wild. Their breakthrough could preserve genetic diversity for creatures like okapi and gerenuk for generations.
University of Florida researchers discovered a predator mite that naturally controls two destructive strawberry pests at once. This tiny helper could save farmers money while protecting crops without harsh chemicals.