UF Health Researchers Propose AI Model To Predict Mortality in Coronary Artery Disease Patients
UF researchers have led a study proposing an artificial intelligence model to predict long-term mortality in patients with coronary artery disease.
UF, Trinity College Team Cracks Micronutrient Mystery That Could Be Key to Brain Health, Cancer Defense
UF researchers co-led a study that has solved a decades-old mystery in human biology: how our bodies absorb a vital micronutrient essential for everything from healthy brain function to cancer defense.
Enzymes As Nanoscale Machines: The Intersection of AI, Biochemistry, and Engineering
UF researchers are harnessing artificial intelligence to design nanoscale enzyme machines, pushing the boundaries of biochemistry and engineering with long-term potential for transformative biotech applications.
New Tool Could Help Florida Homeowners Weather Flood Risks, Lower Insurance Costs
UF researchers have developed a new tool that could help Florida homeowners, builders, and policymakers make better, science-informed decisions about the materials used to build and furnish homes.
Eavesdropping on Laptop, Smart Speaker Microphones Demonstrated in New Security Attack
UF researchers, in collaboration with international colleagues, have led a study revealing a security and privacy risk inherent in the design of certain microphones, which emit radio signals as a form of interference while processing audio data.
Stories of a ‘Revolutionary Scientist’
UF researcher Christine Schmidt has advanced the field of biomedical engineering and helped strengthen the university’s scientific legacy.
Digital Defense: Strengthening Global Health & Security in a Connected World
As cyber threats escalate, University of Florida researchers are actively working in cybersecurity, semiconductors, national security, and IoT to protect critical infrastructure, sensitive data, and ensure public safety.
UF Researchers Bring Innovation and Cutting-Edge Technology to Farming
University of Florida researchers are pioneering a new era in sustainable farming with ‘Smart Agriculture,’ a system that maximizes crop yields while minimizing environmental impact.
Tech Tuesday: Chemical Engineering Lecturer Teaches the Chemistry Behind a Field Impacting Our Everyday Lives
In this week’s Tech Tuesday, UF Innovate host Bethany Gaffey interviews VJ Tocco, a UF lecturer who is helping shape the next generation of chemical engineers.
Environmental DNA Floating in the Air Tracks Wildlife, Viruses — Even Drugs
UF researcher David Duffy has demonstrated the power of environmental DNA vacuumed from the air to detect everything from elusive wildlife to illicit drugs, highlighting its vast potential for science and public health.