Draper Lab expands space, staff at USF Research Park
By Vickie Chachere
USF News
TAMPA, Fla. (July 8, 2011) – When nationally-renowned Draper Laboratory decided to open facilities in the Tampa Bay area three years ago, it was a bold move that endorsed the region’s potential to grow a high-tech, high-wage economy.
As a new partner to the University of South Florida, Draper’s arrival also signaled the potential to collaborate on research with life-changing potential.
Now, Draper’s Tampa Bay presence is about to get another big boost: a doubling of its research space at USF Connect and adding more positions to its local workforce.
For full story, click here.
Draper Lab engineers Alla Epshteyn and Joseph Cuiffi are working with USF global health researchers to create advanced devices to accelerate the discovery of new therapies for malaria.
