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UF students develop app to help beachgoers make the most of their day (opens the original)
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University of Florida engineering students have developed an app that provides trusted intel to maximize beach fun. What will the weather be? How strong is the tide? What beach is best for families? Any sign of red tide? Dead fish? Strong waves? The BeachLens app answers those questions and provides real-time engagement with beachcombers already on site. Developed in early spring, the app already has been downloaded 30,000 times. “It fluctuates, but we have around 1,000 to 2,000 people who use t
Pioneers in pain relief: UF-led research team tests injectable, battery-free neural implants (opens the original)
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A team led by University of Florida researchers is developing an injectable implant to stimulate nerves without batteries or wires. The research stands to improve treatment for chronic pain and neurological disorders. The implant is injected into the body and powered wirelessly by a small, wearable — and removable — transmitter worn outside the body that transmits energy through the tissue. “In our study, we demonstrated that the implant could be placed next to the sciatic nerve in rats and wire
South African study-abroad program sparks tears, tech solutions and Amazon partnership (opens the original)
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Perhaps the most significant part of last summer’s study-abroad trip to South Africa is what it will mean for next summer’s study-abroad program in South Africa. About 20 University of Florida students travel each year to South Africa with Sanethia Thomas, Ph.D., a senior lecturer with UF’s Department of Computer & Information Science & Engineering. For six weeks starting in late May, the cohort of mostly engineering students develops technology that helps vulnerable South Africa residents. But
Department of Energy Genesis Mission grant to UF-led team will speed up development of stronger materials (opens the original)
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A cross-disciplinary research team led by the University of Florida won a prestigious federal grant on Wednesday to develop an autonomous artificial intelligence platform that could fundamentally change how new materials are discovered. Selected from more than 5,000 applications, the project is one of 278 chosen under the U.S. Department of Energy's highly competitive Genesis Mission Request for Applications program. It brings together universities, national laboratories and industry to accelera
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