Science Articles
When their suspicions are confirmed, paranoid CEOs start lobbying more
Back-to-back storms create more damage than expected
Scientists reveal how an unassuming ant in East Africa is forcing the area’s lions to pivot away from hunting zebra and turn their attention to buffaloes.
From detecting crop diseases and pests to analyzing decades of hand-written doctor's notes and medical records, the University of Florida's supercomputer, known as HiPerGator, is helping researchers push the limits of science.
Eastern and Western forests respond differently to climate change
For the first time in bobcats, scientists are using errant DNA to gather extensive data
Animal ecologists study remains of birds killed at wind and solar energy plants to help develop ways to minimize fatalities
A newly published comprehensive digital database on what animals are known to make sounds brings us one step closer to understanding aquatic ecosystems
A research team harnesses the James Webb Space Telescope to explore a galactic enigma.
The aroma compound is synthesized in labs and one of the most widely used artificial flavors for foods, beverages and food supplements.
UF Professor Kevin Butler breaks down for viewers facts about ransomware attacks on businesses, institutions and governments and how UF researchers are working to protect us against these threats.
The UF Computer & Information Science & Engineering chair was honored at a White House ceremony for his work developing new technologies that protect people's right to vote
When Hurricane Ian struck Southwest Florida in September 2022, it unleashed a variety of Vibrio bacteria that can cause illness and death in humans, according to a new study published in the journal mBio.
UF psychologists say man’s best friend responds more strongly to food compared to a toy