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Diabetes drugs come with complicated side effects and these new technologies are accelerating the search for better treatments.
How can researchers protect personal photos from being manipulated with AI?
If HIV treatments are stopped for even a short period of time, the virus can come surging back.
QubitAC helps with everything from cryptography discovery, post-quantum readiness assessment, and migration framework and compliance readiness.
In this week’s Tech Tuesday, we spotlight University of Florida research into lung inflammation and acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS).
This week’s Tech Tuesday features SurfPlasma, a local startup using plasma as a decontamination method.
In this week’s Tech Tuesday, we feature RNA-targeting research from Dr. Matthew Disney of The Herbert Wertheim UF Scripps Institute for Biomedical Innovation & Technology.
The top three winners a can present their innovation in front of engineers and and guests of the Summit.
A proposed amendment to Alachua’s comprehensive plan that would establish regulations for data centers is drawing significant pushback from local residents
In this week’s Tech Tuesday, we feature Clinicals, an app bringing artificial intelligence into nursing education.
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Preventing the machinery within a virus that allows it to replicate, could stop the spread of the infection.
Authentically uses computational linguistics to identify unintended bias in journalists’ language choices
A major goal of biotech companies around the world is finding new and improved drugs.
Florida Semiconductor Institute program connects students to microelectronics careers through hands-on learning
Their goal is to help first-time founders strengthen and build their business ideas in the earliest stages of their ventures.
The conversation about large-scale data centers is growing across north-central Florida, and Marion County commissioners are moving to prepare for any future proposals.
This equipment data to help equipment lenders make smarter financing decisions while helping businesses reduce maintenance costs through predictive insights.
In this week's Tech Tuesday, we look at how pain and movement patterns may impact disease progression.
This week’s Tech Tuesday spotlights research at the University of Florida that is developing new innovations in voting technology.
Officials say the need for improved cell service became clear after communication was spotty during Hurricane Helene’s storm surge.
UF's large team of clinicians and researchers work together to advance the field of gene therapies.
From simple tasks to very safety-critical environments, AI is starting to be integrated into our daily lives,
Have you ever considered what goes into pedestrian safety?
Heat accumulates over time, and at certain points it becomes actually very dangerous because [of] electronics.
This company working to improve the speed and accuracy of diagnosing and medical testing.
How are researchers making sure that drugs are going where they need to go?
Graduate student works to improve quality control in large-scale concrete printing process
University of Florida project explores military applications, evacuation planning and public safety
Have you ever thought about how we can make our children’s education better?
This technology can benefit both healthcare providers and patients.
How can we use real-time eye tracking to improve teamwork?
The Veterinary College at UF aims to help those with pets stay up to date in the latest advancements in modern animal healthcare.
UF’s Engineering School of Sustainable Infrastructure & Environment shares how their work is helping make roads safer and can potentially save lives.
TV20’s Myra Monroe sat down with two leaders of a new agritech research park in Newberry.
Almost everyone has a smart device, but how do we make the systems within these devices more trustworthy?
Have you ever wondered what fuels a nuclear reactor?
Congratulations to Ribonaut Therapeutics for winning GatorPitch Jupiter.
This premier conference convenes all stakeholders related to the entire ecosystem of semiconductors.
AI is rapidly transforming life as we know it, but how is it getting smarter?
Dr. Hangbo Yang highlights HIPER-X with UF Innovate in this week's Tech Tuesday.
Quency co-founder and CEO Stephan Strassle shares how this technology allows clinicians and patients to step inside the image and interact with it in real time, with UF Innovate in this week's Tech
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University of Florida lab predicts patient cancer treatment outcomes through artificial intelligence
Dr. Raquel Dias discusses her lab’s use of artificial intelligence to predict patient treatment outcomes across life sciences, agricultural sciences, and human health.
This cutting-edge printer builds structures layer by layer with concrete.
The lab explores how insect-derived materials, can be adapted for use in healthcare.
Graduate student Annabelle Palmer shares insights into the team’s research on water-soluble polymers with UF Innovate and SCAD Media in this week's Tech Tuesday.
The app provides tools to help candidates excel in their next job interview and companies to efficiently find the right candidate.
You’ve heard of smart cars and smart homes, but what goes into powering these systems?
About 15% of the U.S. energy consumption currently goes towards industrial separations.
The city’s IT director, Aaron Mills, says their internet service should be running in the next few months
It’s the only research nuclear reactor in Florida, and students can train hands-on and participate in a reactor operator licensing program.