State turns down USF request to exhume bodies
FL Secretary of State says under Florida law human bodies are not objects to be dug up for research purposes (Miami Herald).
Toru Shimizu, USF researcher in animal cognition, is co-author of two papers published in July
Research shows birds can use tools, solve new problems, and plan for the future By Katie Vasenina USF Research News TAMPA, Fla. – University of South Florida professor of psychology Toru Shimizu is co-author of two articles published this month in academic journals, with one featured in the July issue of Science. "Distinct neural circuits …
National veterans wheelchair games
600 Veterans preparing to “Seize the Day in Tampa Bay” at the 33rd National Veterans Wheelchair Games (U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs).
Toru Shimizu, USF researcher in animal cognition, is co-author of two papers published in July
Research shows birds can use tools, solve new problems, and plan for the future By Katie Vasenina USF Research News TAMPA, Fla. – University of South Florida professor of psychology Toru Shimizu is co-author of two articles published this month in academic journals, with one featured in the July issue of Science. "Distinct neural circuits …
Treatment helps mental illness, taxpayers
USF researchers have found that people who receive therapy are less likely to be arrested (Technician Online).
Treatment helps mental illness, taxpayers
USF researchers have found that people who receive therapy are less likely to be arrested (Technician Online).
USF surpasses its ambitious goal to raise $600 million
USF Campaign raised more than $75M for student scholarships, $34M for faculty chairs and professorships and $325M for academic programs (Tampa Bay Times).
USF surpasses its ambitious goal to raise $600 million
USF Campaign raised more than $75M for student scholarships, $34M for faculty chairs and professorships and $325M for academic programs (Tampa Bay Times).
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USF student will compete in the 33rd National Veterans Wheelchair Games (USF News).
USF Nursing study investigates whether improving sleep reduces heart disease risk in caregivers
Caregivers for dementia and Alzheimer’s patients may experience sleep loss from the constant demands of caregiving (MedicalXPress).