Sea turtles carry far more hitchhikers than scientists expected. Jeroen Ingels, a marine ecologist at Florida State University and lead author of a new study, says his team found an average of 33,000 hitchhikers per turtle, with one loggerhead hosting nearly 150,000 passengers.
Nirmalkumar Patel, a University of North Florida physics associate lecturer, received a U.S. Patent for…
Dr. James Churilla, UNF professor and Exercise Science and Chronic Disease Graduate Program director, recently…
Farming on Mars will be a lot harder than ‘The Martian’ made it seem. Growing…
