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Scientists Close In on Explaining Confounding Predator-Prey Cycle

Scientists have long known that snowshoe hare populations follow a 10-year boom and bust cycle. But what drives this cycle has fascinated ecologists for more...

USDA Awards Grant to UF for Food Safety in Shared-Use Kitchens

The U.S Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) announced 28 grants to address the needs of new farmers, small to...

SharpSpring Announces Program to Pay for HubSpot Partner Program Fees

UF startup SharpSpring, Inc., a leading cloud-based sales and marketing platform for digital agencies, announced that it will cover 100% of the $3,600 annual fee...

Why Are We “Underdogs” in Gainesville?

Mark Long, director of incubation services at UF Innovate | The Hub, participated as a guest blogger in The Underdog, an innovation and growth strategy...

Depression Can Be Identified Using Gut Bacteria, University of Florida Health Researchers Find

There’s a new ally in the effort to help people living with depression: gut bacteria. People with depression have distinct intestinal microbes that differ from...

Gainesville-Based Company Develops Digital Pill

UF Innovate | The Hub resident client etectRx, a privately-held digital health company, has developed a digital pill that could help patients keep track of...

UF Researcher Talks About Parkinson Disease With JN Learning Podcast

More than 6 million people worldwide have Parkinson disease. Even though it is classically associated with tremors, the disease has many manifestations and is very...

UF Researchers Link Gene From Ancient Virus With Plant Stature

A new study from the University of Florida links the ability of plants to grow to great heights to a 500-million-year-old interaction between a virus...

Credit Card Vigilantes – Skim Reaper

MacroFab engineering podcast interviewed Skim Reaper‘s founders, Patrick Traynor, Ph.D., The Dasburg Family Preeminent chair in engineering in the Department of Computer and Information Science...

Florida Strawberry Festival’s Featured Fruit Comes From UF/IFAS Research

When you hear the words “Plant City,” what comes to mind? Strawberries, probably. As thousands of people come here for the annual Florida Strawberry Festival...

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