Category: Research
UF researchers pilot ‘information prescription’ for cancer patients
Findings from a UF Health Cancer Center study led authors to pilot “information prescription” to steer patients to sources of evidence-based information.
Do CT scans increase childhood cancer risk? A UF researcher has the answer
Funded by the National Cancer Institute, the study will help medical personnel make informed decisions about using imaging on children.
UF Health to house mathematical BioModels database
BioModels, an open-access database used by scientific researchers, is crossing the pond for a new home at the University of Florida.
Disease experts team up with Florida Museum to forecast West Nile virus
A new study demonstrates how UF researchers can reliably predict elevated West Nile virus activity in chickens up to six months before it occurs.
Fall Evenings at Whitney lecture series
Join the UF Whitney Laboratory for Marine Studies for its upcoming speaker series to hear from subject matter experts on a variety of current science topics.
Tracking the fiery path of particles: UF leads combustion research
Armed with a $11 million cooperative agreement award from the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration, or NNSA, researchers from UF’s Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering, Purdue University and Georgia Tech are examining the physics of how particles and droplets burn as a group, a study that may lead to more efficient engines, better combustion in power plants and improved safety measures.
John Lednicky breaks down bird flu
Watch the latest episode of Infectious Disease Breakdown to hear from UF Emerging Pathogens Institute virologist John Lednicky, Ph.D.
UF Gulf Scholars announces three new funding opportunities
UF Gulf Scholars recently announced three new funding opportunities aimed at expanding educational and experiential learning in the Gulf region.
UF researchers aim to improve nutrition for cancer patients
A new study and first-of-its-kind food pharmacy at UF aim to help patients with cancer access and eat nutritious foods
AI detects hidden movement clues linked to brain disorders, UF study shows
Early detection of even the slightest motor function changes can be critical to slowing the progression of Parkinson’s disease. UF researcher Diego L. Guarín, Ph.D., is harnessing AI to spot these subtle changes from video recordings before clinical symptoms become evident to the clinician’s eyes.
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