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Ji-Hyun Lee named Scientist of the Year for contributions to cancer research, statistical science and leadership
The honor comes from the Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association and the Korean Federation of Science and Technology Societies.
New UF project aims to keep food supplies safe in the event of a screwworm outbreak
Zhoumeng Lin leads a new study that will create computational models to determine drug withdrawl intervals for food animals.
New training program aims to develop future leaders in rehabilitation research
A new UF and USC training program provides early career rehabilitation researchers with training, mentoring and resources to become independent investigators.
Old lessons, new outbreak: Experts speak on the Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak
Faculty members John Lednicky and Ira Longini and alumnus Soung Brice answer questions about the new outbreak.
Small gestures with big meaning
Faculty and students deliver comfort to patients through hand-crafted symbols.
Florida officials unveil $4.2M in Alzheimer’s research grants
Franchesca Arias is among three UF investigators to be awarded grants from the state.
Hantavirus, explained
How is hantavirus transmitted? What are the symptoms? John Lednicky has these answers and more.
Eric Porges named UF Research Foundation Professor
Porges is among 33 faculty members recognized for work that advances discovery, creativity and innovation across campus.
Breton Asken receives UF Excellence Award for Assistant Professors
Asken's research on brain injury and neurodegenerative disorders earned one of the university's top honors for junior faculty members.
