Category: Research
Researchers uncover hundreds of genes linked to OCD
Newly published research helps unravel medical mysteries by shedding light on the genetics of OCD.
Robotic hands are the next frontier in astronaut safety
Supported by NASA, Eric Du, Ph.D., a professor in the Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering and a member of the Astraeus Space Institute, is developing new ways for astronauts to control robotic hands, laying the groundwork for the future of space medicine.
UF scientist helps breed better fruit
Thornless, disease-resistant and tastier blackberries could be on the horizon thanks to new genetic research led by UF/IFAS professor Zhanao Deng, Ph.D.
Kissing bugs and Chagas disease are silent threats in Florida
Chagas disease—a lethal and little-known parasitic infection—is plaguing Florida, according to new research from UF’s Emerging Pathogens Institute.
The impact our food choices have on our circadian rhythm
Read this UF/IFAS article to learn the basics of chrononutrition, a diet approach that aims to sync eating with one’s circadian rhythm.
UF physicists celebrate prestigious Breakthrough Prize
A global research team led by six UF physics professors—Andrey Korytov, Ph.D., Guenakh Mitselmakher, Ph.D., Jacobo Konigsberg, Ph.D., Philip Chang, Ph.D., Yuta Takahashi, Ph.D., and Paul Avery, Ph.D.—has won the 2025 Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics, one of the world’s most prestigious science prizes. The $3 million award honors discoveries and measurements made at the Large Hadron Collider, the world’s biggest and most powerful international scientific experiment, located in Europe.
Better feed, fewer burps: UF scientists target dairy gas emissions
UF researchers are testing a new type of cattle feed that could help dairy cows release less methane gas and use nutrients more efficiently.
Citizen scientists help UF researchers protect keystone species
UF/IFAS Florida Sea Grant agent Rick O’Connor’s Panhandle Terrapin Project recently commenced its 20th season combing the Gulf coast in search of terrapins.
How to go from powerless to proactive at work
New research co-authored by Trevor Foulk, Ph.D., suggests workers can overcome powerlessness by reframing their situation as an opportunity.
Unraveling the mysteries of dark energy at UF
Recently, groundbreaking data has brought new urgency to the study of dark energy. Zachary Slepian, Ph.D., an associate professor in the UF Department of Astronomy and a member of the Astraeus Space Institute, is at the forefront of this cosmic investigation.
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