UF wind engineer and hurricane researcher Forrest Masters was interviewed on The Weather Channel after setting up research equipment in Irma’s path in South Florida.
Hurricane Irma provided both opportunities and challenges for UF research
Seen from a distance, four students examine striations in red volcanic rock on the edge of a crater strewn with boulders. They wear sun hats to protect from the glare and heat. One points at the rock patterns, which are crumbled and eroded.
The drone wouldn’t fly. The wheelchair-accessible van spun its tires, digging into the dusty gravel. And the men with shotguns...
Feature image for "One Small Sprout" feature from Spring 2022 issue of Explore magazine.
A safe seems an unlikely place for a box of soil. Unless it’s the rarest, most valuablesoil on Earth. So...
Kevin Folta
Horticultural scientist Kevin Folta is decoding plants’ responses to light across the spectrum
tomatoes
UF plant researchers are putting the taste back in tomatoes
Phoebe Stubblefield’s parents grew up in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and even though she visited the city every summer as a child,...
Compilation of microscopic imaging of antibiotic resistant bacteria
In the fight against terrorism, one weapon is invisible to the naked eye. The expertise and materials rogue nations or...