Making ‘Blood Oranges’ Healthier by Cooling Them
Storing the blood oranges at 40 to 53 degrees enhances anthocyanin, phenolic content, and antioxidants
Articles by University of Florida
New Technique May Help Scientists Stave Off Coral Reef Collapse
In a research first, the early coral skeleton formation step has been reproduced in squishy sea anemone
With Only the Pawprints, Researchers Study Elusive Bobcat
For the first time in bobcats, scientists are using errant DNA to gather extensive data
Feathers Help Scientists Understand New Threat to Avian Populations
Scientists work to understand the threat to bird populations from wind and solar power plants
Study Identifies Florida’s Potential Invasive Species Threats
This research serves as a starting point for more proactive measures against invasive species
Scientists Find Good Places to Grow Long-Spined Sea Urchins
A starting point for restoring Sea Urchins and helping reef ecosystems
Breakthrough Polymer Research Promises to Revolutionize Recycling
A new method of chemical recycling could be a leap forward towards a greener future
New Study Reveals Evidence of Diverse Organic Material on Mars
Scientists gain vital insights into Mars’ history and potential for supporting life
Researchers Reveal the Hidden Hum of a Cosmic Symphony
Astrophysicists from from around the world help detect elusive gravitational waves in a landmark series of studies
Long Missions, Frequent Travel Take a Toll on Astronauts’ Brains, Study Shows
Astronauts should wait up to three years to allow for their ventricles to recover after long space flights