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The Wertheim UF Scripps Institute, UF Medicinal Chemistry Target Incurable Diseases

University of Florida researchers with expertise in drug discovery and chemistry are advancing potential treatments for challenging diseases via a new collaborative initiative.

Encore: UF Space Biologist Conducts Novel Research During Suborbital Flight

UF Space Biologist Rob Ferl discussed his groundbreaking experiment on how space travel affects plant genes, conducted with NASA’s Flight Opportunities program aboard the Blue Origin New Shepard rocket.

Soilcea Modified Sweet Orange Receives Favorable Decision

UF Startup Soilcea’s modified sweet orange, which reportedly has resistance to HLB, has been determined by the U.S. Department of Agriculture Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (USDA APHIS) to be neither a plant pest nor a plant that requires regulation under 7 CFR part 340.

UF Accelerates AI Research Discoveries With HiPerGator Computing

The University of Florida has selected 20 research projects in artificial intelligence for accelerated development using the university’s HiPerGator supercomputer.

NIH Grants High Reward for High-Risk Health Innovations

Two UF researchers received New Innovator Awards from the National Institutes of Health, securing funding for research that could revolutionize invasive surgical implants and enhance disease detection understanding.

UF Faculty Being Inducted Into the Academy of Science, Engineering, and Medicine

Five of UF’s faculty are inducted into The Academy of Science, Engineering, and Medicine of Florida, recognizing their contributions in areas that range from using novel treatments to improve heart disease outcomes to translating basic biological discoveries into longer lifespans.

Patients With Diabetes Are As Satisfied With Telehealth As With In-Person Care

UF researcher finds that people with diabetes who participate in telehealth doctor visits report the same levels of quality of care, trust in the healthcare system, and patient-centered communication as those who receive care through in-person visits.

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