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Universities, NASA and space companies meet to discuss the future of Florida’s space ecosystem

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How space-based sensors can detect nuclear activity

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UF prepares next generation of planners for Florida’s growth challenges

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Candidate breast cancer drug overloads tumors with “surge” of toxic lipids

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The Fulcrum: Doomscrolling to the ballot box and only getting empty promises

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From jar openers to key grippers, devices designed by UF students help people with disabilities

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New office aims to create more businesses, commercial products from agricultural research

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Curiosity Mars rover uncovered a diverse mix of organic molecules on Mars, including chemicals widely considered building blocks for the origin of life on Earth

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UF Historic St. Augustine to host 5th annual history festival May 6-10

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How five UF business students faced 7,000 international competitors and took home first place

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UF opens Whitney Marine Research Center, expanding marine science innovation in St. Augustine

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Tallahassee Democrat: Commerce, UF making Florida an AgTech hub to save farmers

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Everyone can make a difference this Earth Day through citizen science

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Safe to sweat: UF caters to Gainesville residents with free group fitness classes

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UF announces university-wide teaching and advising award winners

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University of Florida Among Forbes’ 2026 Public “The New Ivies” list, highlighting AI leadership

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University of Florida selects Edgemoor Infrastructure & Real Estate as preferred developer for first Jacksonville campus building

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How a tropical bean could help treat Parkinson's tremors

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After 9 , 000 years of cultivation , rice has reached its thermal limit

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African frogs haven't forgotten the ice ages. Scientists can tell by where they live.

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