Category: Secondary

Keeping it in the family

Michelle Van Leer on the right, standing in front of the College of Medicine.

Michelle Van Leer, a double Gator, followed in her parent’s footsteps and has spent over three decades at UF Health.


The “invisible hand” of AI

Three U F researchers looking at a computer that is off-screen, with one's hand on a mouse.

UF business researchers are asking a provocative question: We know what technology does for us, but what is it doing to us?


UF Professor selected for Florida Inventors Hall of Fame

Headshot of Doctor Subrata Roy

Subrata Roy, Ph.D., a UF professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering, has been selected for induction into the Florida Inventors Hall of Fame.


Small gestures with big meaning

Doctor Sharon DiFino smiling and gesturing to a table covered in three-dimensional, hand-carved, wooden symbols.

Comfort is being brought to UF Health cancer patients through hand-carved wooden symbols created by UF PHHP Clinical Assistant Professor Sharon DiFino, Ph.D.


Lovebugs are back! Experts call them a “harmless nuisance”

Two connected lovebugs on a leaf

They may be one of Florida’s most complained-about insects, but lovebug swarms are short-lived, harmless and even helpful in their early life stages.


Strategies to budget and build emergency savings

Fidelity Investments logo

Join Fidelity on June 8 for a Building Your Financial Foundation workshop to learn how to set up two of the most important building blocks of financial life.


Turning nature’s solutions into innovative technology

Digital rendering coastal city with wind and water turbines and other ecotech infrastructure.

In a recent publication, a team of UF and international transdisciplinary researchers define and formalize ecosystem technology, or “ecotech.”


Strategies to create impactful change

Three people strategizing at a clear board covered in sticky notes.

Hosted by Healthy Gators, the Waters Center for Systems Thinking will be on campus June 3–4 for a series of workshops, free for the UF community.


Discover ways to recharge this summer 

A person relaxing in a hammock by Lake Alice

From gardening to grilling, the great outdoors and more, explore available resources to help you recharge this summer.


Explore ways to improve your workstation

An employee working at a standing desk

Join Environmental Health and Safety Ergonomics Coordinator Julie Ramsey on June 9 at noon to learn how to create a comfortable workstation.


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