Category: Faculty News
Cup o’ Joe XOXO
It’s Valentine’s Day at the College of Design, Construction and Planning, and two hearts are beating as one as Interim Provost Joe Glover, Ph.D., interviews Dean Chimay Anumba, Ph.D. But who are those snazzy professors? And what happened to the cookie? Find out by watching the Feb. 14 episode of Cup o’ Joe!
A triple Gator’s journey from curiosity to cell science
Joe Larkin, Ph.D., went from an inquisitive child to a pioneering researcher at UF – a testament to the power of curiosity and the impact of early cheerleaders.
Two UF faculty named National Academy of Inventors Senior Members
Nian Wang, Ph.D., and Piyush Jain, Ph.D., have been named Senior Members of the National Academy of Inventors.
A UF professor creates watermarks to detect AI-generated writing
A UF engineering professor is developing a digital watermark that can flag AI-generated text whenever someone submits their writing.
Treatment for horses may lead to therapy for type of blindness
A recent UF study looked at the potential of an eye drop developed to treat the sight-robbing disease known as equine recurrent autoimmune uveitis.
Opinion: Is student use of GenAI cheating? The answer is complicated.
A growing distrust in students’ work may indicate a deep-seated tension between longstanding notions of learning and the realities of today’s GenAI landscape.
Distinguished Professor Lecture with Dominick Angiolillo
The lecture will be held on Feb. 20 at 1 p.m. in the Reitz Union’s Chamber Room and via Zoom.
Beyond consent: Rethinking privacy in the digital age
Work by Jasmine McNealy, Ph.D., on cyberlaw and data privacy sheds light on the limitations of the traditional models we rely on to protect users’ privacy.
Distinguished professor lecture with Thomas Bianchi
Thomas Bianchi, Ph.D., will present a lecture titled “Earth’s Carbon Cycle: A Tale of Molecules, Mud, and Global Change” on Feb. 13 at 3:30 p.m.
The Conversation: A UF neuroscientist explains the science of pain
Yenisel Cruz-Almeida, Ph.D., explains the science of pain and how it works as a warning signal from your body to protect you.
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