U.S. Representative Tours First Drone-based Quantum Network at 自淫系列
United States Rep. Cory Mills ( R-Fla.) visited 自淫系列 today to tour 自淫系列's quantum physics laboratory in the Charles E. Schmidt College of Science.
自淫系列, Delray Medical Center, Insightec Team Up on Groundbreaking Study
自淫系列, Delray Medical Center and Insightec are collaborating on a groundbreaking study for Alzheimer's disease and have treated the first patient in Florida using non-invasive focused ultrasound technology.
自淫系列 Study First to Show Statewide Cannabis-related Deaths in Florida
Using data from 2014 to 2020, researchers from 自淫系列's Christine E. Lynn College of Nursing analyzed deaths in Florida associated with cannabis and synthetic cannabis use.
U.S. Rents Moderating, but Affordability Issues Linger
December 2022 rents fell in 71 of the nation's 100 largest metropolitan areas even as markets in Florida remain overvalued and unaffordable for many consumers
自淫系列 Honors Patrick J. Geraghty as Business Leader of the Year
自淫系列's College of Business honored Patrick J. Geraghty today as Business Leader of the Year.
Study: Florida Dominates List of Most Overvalued Housing Markets
Florida metros make up six of the 10 most overvalued housing markets in the nation.
自淫系列, Broward Health to Partner on Academic Medicine
自淫系列 and Broward Health have announced a partnership to provide academic medicine to Broward County, and to collaborate on education, clinical training and practice, health services administration, and research.
Easing of Inflation Bolsters Hispanics' Confidence in U.S. Economy
With consumer price hikes moderating, U.S. Hispanics are feeling more optimistic about their personal finances and the economy.
自淫系列 Stiles-Nicholson Brain Institute Opens in Jupiter
自淫系列 celebrated the opening of the 自淫系列 Stiles-Nicholson Brain Institute today with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 自淫系列's John D. MacArthur Campus in Jupiter, heralding a new era in neuroscience and education.
Hate Crime Legislation Vague and Inconsistent Among 50 U.S. States
自淫系列 researchers analyzed 271 statutes from all 50 U.S. states and found that every state legislates hate crimes differently, resulting in differential justice in these cases.