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UF researchers use machine learning to pursue fusion power

Fusing atoms promises an abundant, carbon-free energy source.  But first, researchers must tame ionized gas plasma inside a reactor known as a tokamak.

UF’s journalism school unveils AI bias elimination tool

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The College of Journalism and Communications is preparing to launch Authentically, an AI-powered editing tool designed to eliminate bias in the news.

UF ranks highly in NIH funding

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The UF Colleges of Medicine and Pharmacy were recently recognized for their research funding through the National Institutes of Health.

UF engineers named 2026 NAI Senior Members

Two headshots, Doctor Curtis Taylor on the right and Doctor Hamed Dalir on the left.

UF College of Engineering’s Curtis Taylor, Ph.D., and Hamed Dalir, Ph.D., have been named Senior Members of the National Academy of Inventors.

Houston, we have a problem: UF study points to clotting glitch in space

Doctor Abdel Alli leans on a counter in his lab where he and his team are studying how blood-clotting platelets behave in space.

According to a UF Health study led by Abdel Alli, Ph.D., platelets become less effective at clotting after about five days in outer space.

UF/IFAS Extension provides practical solutions for Floridians

U F IFAS Extension agents crouch on the ground outside with two Florida residents during a home visit.

For an average of 3 cents a day per taxpayer, UF/IFAS Extension quietly delivers one of the best returns on investment in all 67 counties.

DNA detection tool helps stop spread of invasive species

U F IFAS employee on a small boat to the left, reaching into the water to the right to collect D N A samples.

UF researchers have developed a breakthrough approach to detect invasive fish in the Florida Everglades before they spread.

Finding a lifelong passion in pediatric cardiology

Registered Nurse Connie Nixon on the right, laughing, with a child using a toy stethoscope on a smiling doctor to the left. All three are sitting on a patient table, with the child in the middle.

Connie Nixon’s relationships with patients span decades, and her impact has reached past operating rooms and clinics — into birthdays, graduations and weddings.

From physics to farming

U F IFAS animal welfare scientist Emily Miller-Cushon crouching down and petting a calf

UF/IFAS Associate Professor Emily Miller-Cushon, Ph.D., took a path far from agriculture, into physics and math, but looped back in a way that melded her two passions: data and animal welfare.

UF School of Music fourth annual fundraiser

A close up of trumpet players during a performance

Coming up on March 7, don’t miss the UF School of Music’s annual Cadenza benefit, featuring performances from a diverse program of chamber ensembles.

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