Several ‘catalytic’ projects coming to unincorporated Pinellas

With 267,944 people calling unincorporated Pinellas home, it would constitute the county’s largest municipality if it were a city - more than doubling the population of Clearwater and slightly edging out St. Petersburg.

County officials are working to increase the quality of life for those residents, and commissioners heard updates on a myriad of projects coming to areas outside of city limits during Thursday's work session.

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USF researcher harnesses brain power to create art

A University of South Florida computer scientist has seemingly brought science-fiction to life, developing a technology that allows people to create abstract images by intensely concentrating on colors and shapes.

Following his previous work with brain-controlled drones, Dr. Marvin Andujar, director of the Neuro-Machine Interaction Lab at USF, is now combining the power of concentration and art. Andujar told the Catalyst that ...

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