UF-Bred MicroPure Genomics Awarded Competitive NSF Grant
MicroPure Genomics Inc., a revolutionary sample prep technology company with deep University of Florida roots, has been awarded a National Science Foundation (NSF) Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grant for nearly $1.3 million to conduct research and development on redefining front-end sample preparation for genomic analysis in research and healthcare.
From Classroom to Cosmos: Students Aim To Build Big Things in Space
UF engineers are exploring how to manufacture precision metal structures in orbit using laser technology, in partnership with DARPA and NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center.
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.
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.
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.
Stories of a ‘Revolutionary Scientist’
UF researcher Christine Schmidt has advanced the field of biomedical engineering and helped strengthen the university’s scientific legacy.
Record-Setting UF Steel Bridge Team Claims Another National Title
The UF Eckhoff Steel Bridge Team claimed its fifth consecutive national championship at the 2025 AISC Student Bridge Competition — securing its place in history with a record-setting seventh national title.
Water Researchers Develop Prediction System for Harmful Algae
UF researchers have developed a next-day prediction model for harmful algal blooms, providing water managers with timely tools to mitigate environmental and public health risks.
UF Audio Deepfakes Study Could Ultimately Help Hearing-Impaired Detect Fraud
UF researchers found that cochlear implant users are more vulnerable to audio deepfakes, highlighting the need for better detection systems to protect the hearing-impaired from potential fraud.
From Sidelines to Spreadsheets: UF Doctoral Students Take AI Coaching Research From the Court to Japan
UF engineering doctoral students Mollie Brewer and Kevin Childs presented their AI-driven research on enhancing athletic performance and safety at an international conference in Japan, highlighting UF's leadership in integrating technology and sports science.
