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USF research scientist harvesting microorganisms in a laboratory

An Unnatural Way to Make Natural Products

From medicine to fragrances, nature provides many of the key chemical compounds needed in an endless number of pharmaceuticals and consumer products. Now, a cutting-edge technique engineered by researchers at University of South Florida is changing the way scientists isolate these precious molecules.

June 11, 2019Research and Innovation

Cars sitting in highway traffic

USF Awarded $7.5 Million to Establish New National University Transportation Research Initiative

The U.S. Department of Transportation today announced that the University of South Florida will receive a $7.5 million grant to establish a national university transportation center aimed at advancing research and education programs that address the nation’s critical transportation challenges.

June 5, 2019Research and Innovation

A graphic image showing the human body with binary language around it.

Building Biologically-Inspired Software

USF electrical engineers look to the human immune system for clues on how to best protect digital networks.

April 2, 2019Research and Innovation

Krishna Barri inside his laboratory

Turning a Lottery Windfall into Opportunities for Others

A University of South Florida alumnus is sharing his multi-million-dollar lottery winnings with the College of Engineering to help financially support students there.

February 18, 2019University News

The COAST Autonomous vehicle travelling through the USF Tampa campus

Riding Into the Future

An autonomous shuttle is being tested at the University of South Florida campus in a first-of-its-kind research trial run by USF’s Center for Urban Transportation Research.

February 12, 2019Research and Innovation

University of South Florida: A Preeminent Research University

Human Waste Converter Invented at USF Recognized as Ready for Commercial Use

Created by USF Engineers, the NEWgenerator is making an impact in sustainability efforts around the world.

November 7, 2018Research and Innovation

Sarah Garcia, a PhD student in Dr. Marvin Andujar's Neuro-Machine Interaction Lab, controls a drone with her mind.

Mind & Machine: Students to Compete in USF's First Brain-Drone Race

The 2019 USF Brain-Drone Race, scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 9, will feature teams from across USF as they race drones using brain-power.

October 30, 2018Research and Innovation

University of South Florida: A Preeminent Research University

New Institute for Applied Engineering to Work Closely with SOCOM at MacDill AFB

USF’s ‘core competencies’ to make a difference in helping make the nation safer.

July 31, 2018University News

Sunshine Skyway Bridge

College of Engineering Helps Ensure a Smooth Ride on the Sunshine Skyway

One image broadcast viewers are sure to see when the Tampa Bay area hosts major televised events, like a Super Bowl, is of the Sunshine Skyway Bridge spanning the water between Manatee and Pinellas counties.

July 26, 2018University News

University of South Florida: A Preeminent Research University

New Major in Cybersecurity is a First at USF

The University of South Florida College of Engineering plans to launch a new major designed to prepare students for careers in one of the country’s fastest growing industries – cybersecurity.

June 19, 2018

Local veteran Rufus Myers testing the prosthetic device on a putting green at Tampa's V.A. The device, developed by USF students in collaboration with the V.A., allows Myers the ability to golf again.

USF Students Helping ‘Rebuild’ Local Veteran

Biomedical engineering class teaches students to solve real life problems for real people.

May 15, 2018Research and Innovation

MELISA is the first mobile version of the Enzyme Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA), the gold standard in biochemical analysis.

Patients to Skip the Lab, Get Immediate Results With New Blood Test Technology

A low-cost, cell phone-based system created at the University of South Florida could help improve access to disease diagnoses and monitoring across the globe.

March 26, 2018Research and Innovation

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