USF Research Park

The University of South Florida (USF) Technology Transfer Office specializes in the management of patents and licensing, supporting innovation and research initiatives in Tampa, Florida. The office facilitates the transition of academic research into commercial applications, working closely with inventors and entrepreneurs to foster technological advancements. In addition to its primary focus on patents and licensing, the USF Technology Transfer Office engages in various programs that promote entrepreneurship and collaboration within the community. It plays a vital role in nurturing the local high-tech corridor and advancing the mission of the university's research and innovation efforts. Generated from the website

HistoryFounded during the 1960s renaissance of American printmaking, Donald Saff created Graphicstudio to explore new directions in print editions and multiples. Throughout its existence Graphicstudio has developed technical innovations to advance the practice of printmaking. Research and collaborations are not limited to works on paper; the production of sculpture editions and artist books has been a significant part of Graphicstudio's mission. Innovative sculpture multiples, cast bronze sculptures, and unique book projects have been produced since the early days of Graphicstudio. Recently, studio fabricators have researched and advanced innovative techniques in bronze; wood constructions; cast resin projects; poured basalt forms; and water-jet cut, polished stainless steel sculptures. The use of digital technologies for print processes including rapid prototyping for 3D multiples provides artists with technically advanced tools to expand their research and practice.SpecialtiesWorld-renowned artists at the forefront of contemporary art work in residency with Graphicstudio at the University of South Florida campus in Tampa. Graphicstudio works in collaboration with invited artists, providing the freedom to experiment and explore new concepts and techniques. This collaboration produces print editions, sculpture multiples, and unique works in intaglio, photogravure, lithography, cyanotype, relief, serigraphy, sculpture, artist books, and in the Graphicstudio-developed techniques of waxtype (encaustic screenprinting), and heliorelief (a photographic woodblock process). Limited edition fine art works are on display and available for sale.