Randy Jackson, a 68-year-old Tampa resident who suffered a serious stroke in February 2021, underwent a new procedure that helped him regain movement in his […]
Category: Science
USF Announces Plans For AI And Cyber Security College
The University of South Florida announced plans to launch the first college of artificial intelligence and cybersecurity in Florida, offering undergraduate and graduate programs, certifications, […]
Tampa Bay’s Greenhouse Gas Emissions
For the first time, a local agency has taken inventory of greenhouse gas emitted by the Tampa Bay area, which produced 31.7 million metric tons […]
Operation TRAP: Installing A Litter Interception Device In Pasco County
A right boom catchment device to prevent water pollution was installed in Hudson, Florida. Other counties in the state have already used the device. The […]
UAP Report Dismisses Extraterrestrial Theory
In its report, the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office dismissed the notion that U.S. authorities covered up extraterrestrial life aboard unidentified flying objects, citing that most […]
Silent Sky: A Play With Music About Breaking Glass Ceilings
The Suncoast Richey Theatre is mounting three performances of Lauren Gunderson’s ‘Silent Sky,’ about three American female astronomers who broke gender barriers in math and […]
Crystal River Bull Shark Project
Crystal River is a spring-fed waterway in Florida known for its manatee population. A team of researchers is tagging and monitoring bull sharks in the […]
Engineering Seniors Help Fellow Student With New Tray
Two Cypress Creek High School seniors, Gabriel Linck and Liam Dzanan, used their engineering knowledge to design and build a new tray for a fellow […]
Kumquat Growers Hosts Open House
Kumquat Growers is hosting an open house to showcase their kumquat production process and rich history. Visitors can take a tour, learn about the trees […]
A unique volunteer option in Florida: Become a citizen scientist
The article is about how local environmental agencies and scientists are using recreational boaters, beachgoers, birders, and paddleboarders to collect data on various aspects of […]