New studies demonstrate major progress in containing Ebola outbreaks
Dr. Ira Longini and fellow scientists report continued success in containing Ebola outbreaks.
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Biostatistics
Third annual DataFest brings together students from across UF in a celebration of data
DataFest challenges students to work in teams to find and share meaning in a large, rich and complex dataset.
Groundbreaking AI tool generates 3D map of the brain
Researchers have created a powerful new computational and AI tool that can generate a high-resolution 3D map of the brain in mice.
Checking in with PHHP’s AI faculty
Since 2021, UF has hired more than 100 new faculty to increase education and research in AI. UF’s College of Public Health and Health Professions is home to nine of them.
PHHP faculty named to Emerging Pathogens Institute leadership positions
Mattia Prosperi and Matt Hitchings join UF's Emerging Pathogen Institute leadership team.
UF biostatistician at the forefront of groundbreaking childhood leukemia drug trial
The trial's findings represent the biggest breakthrough in childhood cancer treatment in decades.
Biostatistics students take home ASA Florida chapter meeting awards
Ph.D. students John “Jack” Leary and Zhaohan Zhu earned awards for their research presentations.
Ji-Hyun Lee, new American Statistical Association president, says ‘everyday statisticians’ can change the world
The biostatistics professor and associate director for Cancer Quantitative Sciences at the UF Health Cancer Center became president on Jan. 1.
PHHP students gain problem-solving, communication skills at case competitions
Students (L-R) Brady Alexander, Abigail Lamm (Team Captain), and Liam Ngo won first place at the 18th Annual UAB Health Administration Case Competition. By Erin Jester The students of UF’s College of Public Health and Health Professions are participating in more case competitions than ever, racking up accolades and hands-on…
Florida sees surge in COVID-19 cases, but how dangerous is the virus today?
Dr. Ira Longini talks with Central Florida Public Media about summer's surge in COVID-19 cases.
