AI-enhanced Mosquito Surveillance to Combat Malaria in Africa
University of South Florida researchers are using artificial intelligence to revolutionize mosquito surveillance in the fight against malaria in Africa. With a $3.6 million grant, the team aims to establish an International Center for Excellence for Malaria Research in west-central Africa, focusing on strategies for eradication and elimination. The project will also benefit the United States, particularly Florida, by monitoring mosquito-borne illnesses. Carney and Chellappan will lead the image-driven mosquito surveillance using mosquitodashboard.org, a global platform they created in 2022.
USF Basketball Secures Record-Breaking Seventh Consecutive Victory
USF basketball continues its impressive winning streak, securing a record-breaking seventh consecutive victory and maintaining a tie for the top spot in the conference standings. The Bulls’ remarkable performance saw them triumph over North Texas with a 60-55 win, solidifying…