COVID-19 Expert Nursing Panel Q & A
UF startup Shadow Health, an educational technology company, facilitated a panel discussion and Q & A with the Global Nursing Education Virtual... Read More
UF Professor Among Recipients of the Colgate Award for Research Excellence
Colgate announced the 2020 recipients of the Colgate Award for Research Excellence (CARE). The CARE program recognizes a new generation of academic... Read More
Wesley Bolch Receives 2019–2020 UF Doctoral Dissertation Advisor/Mentoring Award
Wesley Bolch, Ph.D., a professor in the department of biomedical engineering, received the 2019-2020 UF Faculty Doctoral Mentoring Award from the UF... Read More
Dr. Fredy Altpeter to Be Presented the 2020 Distinguished Scientist Award
Dr. Fredy Altpeter, professor of agronomy at UF/IFAS, will be awarded the 2020 Distinguished Scientist Award at the World Congress on In... Read More
Coronavirus and Parkinson’s Disease
Watch Dr. Michael S. Okun, chair and professor in the Department of Neurology at the University of Florida, administrative director and co-director... Read More
Certain Compounds May Block Coronavirus From Cells, UF Health Researcher Finds
Computer simulations run by a University of Florida Health researcher have shown that three compounds appear to have the potential to block... Read More
UF Class Turns Campus Into an Interactive Game
In the humanities class “Imagineering the Technosphere,” homework isn’t based on a book chapter, but an adventure through campus guided by the... Read More
A Burp Could Improve Climate Crisis
Nicolas DiLorenzo bottles cow burps and measures them for methane. That’s not as low-brow as it sounds. Cows’ role as greenhouse gas... Read More
Expert: Outbreak Transmission Dynamics
As the world grapples for answers and action on the new coronavirus outbreak, researchers who study the dynamics of infectious disease outbreaks... Read More
Will Coronavirus Disappear When Temperatures Heat Up? UF Virologist Responds
Temperatures fluctuate between hot and cold in Florida, just about as frequently as the idea that warmth might bring an end to... Read More