Category: Research
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.
The Gator Nation is everywhere, but we’re strongest together!
All early donors from now until Feb. 19 will qualify to receive exclusive Gator-branded goods, including this year’s Giving Day lapel pin.
UF researchers help Floridians build resilience against hurricanes, health hazards, inequality
Read on to learn how UF researchers are helping Florida’s most vulnerable residents through research initiatives and community outreach programs.
Florida struggles with affordable housing despite construction boom
A New UF report on recent housing trends highlights a continued shortage of affordable housing for the workforce and seniors on fixed incomes.
Nutrition labels meant to promote healthy eating could discourage purchases
In a new UF/IFAS study, researchers found that front-of-package health labels decreased consumers’ willingness to pay for yogurt unless backed by the FDA.
Cup o’ Joe: The road trip episode
Join Interim Provost Joe Glover, Ph.D., on a frigid road trip to the beach to see what’s happening at UF’s Whitney Laboratory for Marine Bioscience in Cup o’ Joe’s third episode. Meet Whitney’s new director, check out its new building, hear from its researchers … and experience encounters with salad (and marine animals).
Researchers take step toward creating Salmonella vaccine
UF/IFAS microbiology researchers have published a study that they hope will lead to a vaccine against Salmonella.
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.
Participate in a UF/IFAS nutrition research study
Take part in a six-week online cooking program designed to help increase your fruit and vegetable intake and reduce the risk for kidney disease.
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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