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Seeing a Hand Sanitizer Shortage, UF Chemistry Has a Solution
The UF Department of Chemistry has found a creative way to use its expertise to help those on the front lines of the coronavirus crisis.
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Milk Pioneers: New Research Finds Ancient East African Herders Consumed Milk 5K Years Ago
Research by anthropology professor Katherine Grillo sheds a light on human evolution.
Protecting Tropical Forests by Predicting their Growth
A digital model makes it possible to effectively manage the regrowth of these essential ecosystems.
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Drastic Measures: How Leaf-Footed Bugs Evolved to Lose Limbs for Survival
Evading predators isn’t the only reason these bugs abandon their legs.
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New Research Provides a Clearer View of the Moon’s History
Geology professor Stephen Elardo’s research shines new light on how the Moon developed.
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Why do Sea Turtles Consume Plastic? Blame the Smell
New research finds a surprising reason for why sea turtles consume plastic debris.
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African American Studies Celebrates 50th Anniversary
The African American Studies program celebrated its 50th anniversary on February 20 and 21 with the unveiling of a new historical marker, commemorative speeches, musical performances and a symposium reflecting on the program’s significance.