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In the season finale episode of Innovation in the ‘Burg, we gave Gemini, Google’s AI assistant, all the knowledge from the St. Pete Innovation District 2024 Impact Report and sat down to interview it.
Florida’s Fish and Wildlife Research Institute’s Coral Research group is excited to present Chasing Coral, a Netflix original documentary chronicling coral bleaching and the plight of coral reefs around the world.
The St. Petersburg Innovation District, Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital, Racing for Kids and INDYCAR teamed up during Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg to learn innovative ways to improve efficiency and teamwork.
Alexios has helped draft the fact-checkers code of principles, shepherded a partnership between third-party fact-checkers and Facebook, and has testified internationally on the “Fake News” phenomenon.
University of South Florida College of Marine Science researchers will continue studies on how the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill has impacted the environment and how future environmental disasters might be better mitigated.
The Veterans Orthopedic Training Center is designed to train veterans AT NO CHARGE to work with casting and bracing orthopedic patients from pediatrics to geriatrics.
Construction of a new on-ramp to Interstate 175 at Fourth Street South near the hospital is expected to be complete sometime in late spring or early summer.
Sophia Wisniewska, the regional chancellor at USF St. Petersburg, announced Friday that the campus has created a climate action plan to help the university reach its goal of carbon neutrality by 2050.
The money will pay for the Craig Newmark Chair in Journalism Ethics, the overseer of a five-year program at Poynter that focuses on best practices of verification, fact-checking and accountability in journalism.
The Knight Foundation announced on Tuesday that it’s giving The Poynter Institute $758,000 to rebuild News University, its online journalism education platform.