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Prevention Kitchen: Breast cancer
Coming up on Oct. 8 at noon, join UF/IFAS Extension for an educational program on breast cancer risk reduction, including a live cooking demonstration.
Suppressing tics key to treatment for Tourette syndrome
Suppressing tics can be distracting and exhausting, yet decades of research has shown that tic suppression can be strengthened and used therapeutically.
Recognizing excellence at UF
Do you know someone who goes the extra mile? Help tell their story, celebrate their impact and recognize their excellence by nominating them for an SAA.
Spring 2027 GLI applications due Oct. 25
The Global Learning Institute is a professional development program designed to help faculty incorporate international content into their existing curriculum.
Breakthroughs begin here
Weizhou Zhang, Ph.D., recently led a multidisciplinary team of researchers to create a drug that effectively kills aggressive acute myeloid leukemia cells.
Teaching robots to tackle e-waste
Recycling e-waste and remanufacturing electronic components are extremely labor-intensive processes and can expose workers to unsafe conditions.
UFCE Learn Over Lunch: Policy development process
Coming up Sept. 28 at noon, join UF Compliance and Ethics, or UFCE, for an informational session on the UF policy development process.
UF helps develop autism training for local teachers
The UF College of Education and UF CARD are partnering with Alachua County Public Schools to provide free, accessible autism-specific training for educators.
Mosquito species recorded in U.S. for first time
UF/IFAS Assistant Professor of Entomology Lawrence Reeves, Ph.D., recently documented a mosquito species previously recorded only in Mexico.
Creating opportunities for kids to grow
At UF’s Fear Facers Camp, children with OCD, anxiety and specific phobias work to overcome their fears using evidence-based therapies.
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