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Mars rover detects never-before-seen organic compounds

NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover has uncovered a diverse mix of organic molecules on Mars.

New UF/IFAS office aims to create more businesses

The UF/IFAS Office of Strategic Partnerships & Innovation will open May 15.

Breast cancer drug overloads tumors with toxic “surge”

An experimental drug targeting triple-negative breast cancer overwhelms cancer cells with toxic fats, according to a new study.

Explore the UF podcast directory for new listening material

Whether you’re going for a walk, stuck in traffic or just washing the dishes, podcasts can make your daily routine more fun and informative.

UF Academy shapes stronger leaders

Headshot of Carrie Geiger

Learn about the UF Academy’s influence on Carrie Geiger’s career journey and how the program continues to influence her approach to leadership.

UF astronomer helps build largest ever 3D map of the universe

Headshot of Doctor Zachary Slepian

Zachary Slepian, Ph.D., an associate professor of astronomy, is part of the international collaboration behind the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument.

UF expands marine science innovation in St. Augustine

UF Board of Trustees Chair Mori Hosseini, UF Interim President Doctor Donald W. Landry, and Whitney Laboratory Director for Marine Bioscience Doctor Veronica Hinman cutting a ribbon during a ceremony.

The University of Florida recently celebrated the opening of the new Whitney Marine Research Center, an LEED gold-certified facility.

UF offers free group fitness classes to eligible Gainesville residents

Second-year student Paige Potalivo encourages a Gainesville resident during a Neuro Wellness class at the U F Department of Physical Therapy’s clinical learning center.

Doctor of Physical Therapy students and faculty provide specialized classes for residents with neurological disorders and age-related health challenges.

University-wide teaching and advising award winners announced

Birds-eye view of campus with century tower at the center surrounded by trees and other buildings

Five faculty members recently received the University of Florida’s highest 2025–26 teaching and advising awards, along with a $4,000 cash prize.

University of Florida listed among “The New Ivies”

University of Florida Archway with a large brick building in the background and the university seal on the ground in the foreground.

Forbes’ 2026 “The New Ivies” list highlights institutions leading the nation in AI adoption and preparing students for an AI-driven workforce.

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