More than 150 educators, administrators and tech innovators from across Florida convened at the University of Florida’s College of Education in May for the AI in Education Fair — a two-day event spotlighting the expanding role of artificial intelligence in schools and classrooms.
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UF researchers are calling for national change in how we address obesity and Type 2 diabetes, starting with a shift in health, agriculture and food.
Lara Mehta’s morning routine was interrupted in August 2024 by a stroke that left her unable to speak.
A new UF study reveals the power of environmental DNA, which can track everything from elusive bobcats to illicit drugs.
Elevate your compliance game — join the Learn over Lunch bunch for an insightful webinar on mandatory reporting.
Summer often provides a brief respite from the more hectic activities of the fall and spring semesters at UF. It’s a time when we can hit reset before starting a new academic year and enjoy some quality time with our loved ones. With this in mind, we invite you to read on to explore a few ways you can recharge this summer.
“I am eager to join the wonderful students, faculty and staff of the Gator Nation,” Ono said. “Let’s go do great things together.”
Half of the system with the new technology will be open to campus users in early-access mode this month.
UF/IFAS TREC researchers used drone-based imaging to help determine how much nitrogen fertilizer hemp plants need for optimal growth and flower production.
Join UF/IFAS Family Consumer Sciences Agent Samantha Kennedy on June 10 at noon to learn how to manage stress, track growth and identify patterns in behavior through journaling.
For the next five days, the New York Times will help you stretch your creative muscles and boost your well-being with fun expert-backed exercises.
With the arrival of hurricane season, we want to remind you of helpful resources and upcoming events designed to prepare and support you in case of a tropical storm. We encourage everyone to become familiar with the university’s emergency plans and take the necessary precautions in advance of a forecast.