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Elevating care by empowering nurses

Two U F Health nurses in scrubs smiling and posing with each other in a U F Health facility.

The UF College of Nursing is launching an initiative to strengthen nurse education, expand workforce readiness and improve access to care.

UF EPI expert breaks down brain-colonizing fungus

Headshot of Doctor Luis Martinez smiling.

Luis R. Martinez, Ph.D., addresses key questions surrounding cryptococcus neoformans, the leading cause of fungal meningitis.

Chasing the rare arogos skipper butterfly

A Florida Museum researcher walking through a field of rayless sunflowers and tall grass with a large butterfly net over one shoulder.

Florida Museum researchers hope to gather data that will guide conservation efforts and support future protections for the species.

How location — and thoughts on death — shape travel choices

A silhouette of a person holding onto a suitcase and looking out a floor-to-ceiling window at a silhouette of a plane flying in the background.

UF HHP researchers found that people’s responses to thoughts of their own mortality — and the travel decisions that follow — vary depending on where they live.

“How you do anything is how you do everything”

Headshot of Doctor Christopher O. Hoyte crossing his arms and smiling in front of a background covered in a pattern of U F College of Medicine logos.

When his father required open heart surgery, 9-year-old Christopher O. Hoyte, M.D., felt deeply impacted, leading him to a career in emergency medicine.

A gentler way to treat aggressive gum disease

A dental patient smiling while a gloved hand holds a small mirror in their mouth.

New research reveals that the primary bacterium driving gum disease carries an internal “genetic brake” that controls its own aggression.

UF Herbarium celebrates barcode milestone

The U F Herbarium team crowded around and pointing at a saw palmetto specimen laying on a table on a display board.

The UF Herbarium recently marked a major milestone with the accession of its 300,000th vascular plant specimen.

Cranberry juice study seeks participants

Large bottles of Old Orchard cranberry juice lined up for sale.

UF researchers are recruiting adults ages 30–55 for a study on cranberry juice and its impact on stress, mood, cognition and the gut–brain axis.

Upcoming debate on misinformation, trust and digital media

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Join the UF Office of Public Policy for “Can you trust anything online? How facts are shaped, shared and challenged in the digital age.”

Student Tech Fee Grant proposals due March 20

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Grant submissions should be focused on educational innovation utilizing technology and facilitate compliance with UF’s EITCA policy, with collaboration encouraged.

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