Articles by University of South Florida

Chemical reaction creates a new material that is transitional between space minerals and minerals found on Earth

Apple, Uber provide contrasting examples of companies whose rise can be traced to an underdog mentality

Cross-company communication, versus a top-down, hierarchical approach, creates a more nurturing environment

Previous investigations estimated about half of oil pollution in the world's oceans came from human sources

Novel technology could be the key to safely reusing disposable face masks and limiting pollution concerns

This breakthrough could help find the “sweet spot” for important properties such as adhesion and scratch resistance

A multisite clinical trial provides the first evidence that both devices are comparable for accurate detection of COVID-19 infection

Four promising antiviral drug candidates have been identified and analyzed by a University of Arizona-University of South Florida team in a preclinical study

A new study estimates that for each child who requires intensive care for COVID-19, there are 2,381 children infected with the virus 

Over the last decade, USF scientists conducted a dozen research expeditions to locations off the United States, Mexico, and Cuba examining PAH levels in the bile of fish