Florida High Tech Corridor’s Post

Time to catch up on this week’s news from across the 23 counties of the Corridor: From teaching the next generation of innovators to find inspiration in nature to tackling CO2, there’s no slowing this region down. 👉USF students advance career learning through a corridor of support 👉RNA citrus greening treatment approaches commercialization 👉UCF Researcher Develops Lotus-inspired Tech to Convert CO2 to Fuels, Chemicals 👉UF Building digital twin tools to investigate environmental threats to health 👉NASA Awards UCF $3.8M to Recruit Students into STEM 👉Florida Tech Awarded $1M for Program to Educate Foster Youth 👉New $7.7 million grant to UF to propel search for drugs for rare brain disorder 👉Florida Tech, Kennedy Space Center to Study Waste Treatment in Space 👉Atsena Therapeutics Receives Rare Pediatric Disease Designation From the U.S. FDA for ATSN-201 Gene Therapy To Treat X-Linked Retinoschisis Links to stories in the comments. Stories by USF Health, South Florida College of Public Health, University of Florida, UF Innovate, University of Central Florida, University of Central Florida - Office of Research, Atsena Therapeutics, SILVEC, Florida Institute of Technology #floridahightech #ecosystembuilding #floridainnovation #economicdevelopment #innovation #technology #friyay

USF students advance career learning through a corridor of support Kiara Perez-Cans wants to be an oncologist. As a 19-year-old USF junior majoring in health sciences, she knows the time, effort, and cost in getting there will be daunting.That’s why recent financial support through the College of Public Health (COPH) is so critical to her young career and encourages her to be her best. Perez-Cans is one of 10 students at the college who received funds through the Florida High Tech Corridor/ Undergraduate Research Initiative, which helps support students earning a degree.  https://www.usf.edu/health/public-health/news/2024/corridor.aspx

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