Forrest Masters, an assistant professor of civil and coastal engineering, was quoted in a May 31 Palm Beach Post story about a new wind machine developed at UF that can simulate Category 3 hurricanes. The story was the result of a news release and ran in numerous newspapers.
Carrie Haskell-Luevano, associate professor of medicinal chemistry, was quoted in a May 30 Time magazine story about research on the role of certain hormones and peptides in human appetites.
Cardiologist Marco Costa was quoted in a May 29 Wall Street Journal story about the debate over the safety of drug-coated stents and the role of doctors.
The monthly consumer confidence report for the state of Florida was the subject of a May 29 story in the Miami Herald. The story ran in several other newspapers statewide. They were the result of a news release.
UF shark expert George Burgess was interviewed May 25 on NPR’s Science Friday about a female shark in an Omaha, Neb. aquarium that had given birth to a pup via parthenogenesis — without sperm from a male shark.
Finance professor Jay Ritter was quoted in a May 24 Wall Street Journal story about Goldman Sachs Group’s creation of a private system to trade stocks of companies that don’t want to go public.
William Hauswirth, professor of ophthalmic molecular genetics and a member of the University of Florida Genetics Institute, was quoted in a May 22 Associated Press story about the use of gene therapy to restore sight in mice with achromatopsia, a form of hereditary blindness that also strikes humans. The story was the result of a […]
Timothy Judge, a management professor, was quoted in May 21 USA Today story about his research into how self-confident children are likely to make higher incomes as adults. The story was the result of a news release.
Pediatrics professor Arlan Rosenbloom was quoted in a May 16 Associated Press national wire story about the trial of an accused child pornographer in Atlanta.
Finance Professor Jay Ritter, who specializes in IPO research, was quoted in a May 14 Wall Street Journal story about how more companies owned by private equity firms may go public as owners see a stronger market for initial public offerings. The Journal is a paid subscription so no link is available.