“The right to know”
USF researchers took DNA samples from relatives of children who died at the former Dozier School for Boys (USF News).
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“The right to know”
USF researchers took DNA samples from relatives of children who died at the former Dozier School for Boys (USF News).
“The right to know”
USF researchers took DNA samples from relatives of children who died at the former Dozier School for Boys (USF News).
Three USF med students are Tillman scholarship winners
USF’s first female Tillman scholar is one of the three who won a combined total of $30k (Tampa Bay Times).
Officials take next step in probe of unmarked school graves [VIDEO]
USF researchers will try to match DNA samples taken from the living relatives of boys buried long ago (WTSP News).
Geographic Information Systems aid health research in developed and developing countries
Latest issue of NAI journal focuses on resource access in Alaska, Texas and Nepal TAMPA, Fla. – The current special issue of Technology and Innovation – Proceedings of the National Academy of Inventors® (https://www.cognizantcommunication.com/journal-titles/technology-a-innovation), is devoted to public health research using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to help provide beneficial data for public health researchers focusing …
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USF Cuban video exhibition is window to contemporary Cuban life
Exhibit features work of 22 Cuban artists from 1990-2010 (Bay News 9).
St. Pete conference helps entrepreneurs launch businesses
“Startup Weekend”, held at USF St. Pete, brought developers, designers, and hopefuls together to launch their businesses in 54 hours (Tampa Tribune).
Treatment of mental illness lowers arrest rates, saves money
USF participated in study that shows importance of mental health care (The Stanly News and Press).
Comment on Mobile Device Security: BYOD Isn’t Going Away, Part 2 – Security by Mike Childs
In reply to Rick Rufini. Rick, Thanks for you comments. The Mobile Device Security two part blog was meant to be a catalyst for thought and discussion. Let me know if you have any specific comments or requirements.