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Therapeutic Horticulture Program awarded Burpee grant

Leah Diehl working with a UF Health patient during a therapeutic horticulture session at The Greenhouse at Wilmot Botanical Gardens.

The greenhouse at Wilmot Botanical Gardens is home to UF’s Therapeutic Horticulture Program. Thanks to a recent grant, their work is gaining momentum.

People outperform AI in detecting deepfake videos

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AI programs were up to 97% accurate at detecting pictures of deepfake faces, but performance declined sharply when it came to detecting deepfake videos.

Managers Cohort builds balanced leaders

Read on to learn how the Managers Cohort strengthened Eddy’s skills, expanded her perspective on leadership and continues to influence her work to this day.

AAAS names 10 UF faculty fellows

The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), the world’s largest general scientific society and publisher of the Science family of journals, has named 10 University of Florida faculty members to its 2025 AAAS Fellows.

UF AI conference highlights research solutions for Florida schools

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The UF College of Education hosted a two-day conference to highlight research solutions that will help schools throughout Florida incorporate AI tools.

Save on travel and entertainment with GatorPerks

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From water parks and blueberry picking to pet sitting services, car rentals and more, explore discounts to help you make the most of your summer vacation.

Cup o’ Joe: The march of the mushrooms

Tag along with Interim Provost Joe Glover, Ph.D., as he meets UF’s Mushroom Man, gets schooled on the mysteries of mushrooms and visits UF’s little-known Fungarium.

UF unveils bold vision for the future of human performance

A person walking on a treadmill with sensors attached to their legs. To the left stands a researcher holding a clipboard, and other researchers can be seen in the background working on another project.

The new UF Center for Engineering Human Performance and Wellness brings together experts to understand and optimize how people move, recover and live.

“My organizational skills make me a better orthodontist”

Orthodontics resident Michelle Patel smiling while leaning over and working on a patient in a dental office.

Applying meticulous attention to detail, Patel creates confident, healthy smiles while advancing innovative research at the UF College of Dentistry.

Cultivating resilience and mindfulness at work

A person smiling and relaxing while leaning against a desk in an office with lots of windows.

On April 16, take part in a full-day workshop for a holistic approach to the physical, cognitive and emotional aspects of resilience in the workplace.

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