Category: UF News
UF Trustees unanimously appoint Dr. Donald W. Landry interim president
Landry is an internationally renowned physician-scientist, president of the AASL and a recipient of the Presidential Citizens Medal.
Paul Lyrene’s legacy of science and stewardship
In recognition of “the Father of Florida Blueberries,” UF’s new blueberry research building was named the Paul M. Lyrene Blueberry Research Building.
Anna-Lisa Paul receives SURA’s Distinguished Scientist Award
Anna-Lisa Paul, Ph.D., was named a recipient of the Southeastern Universities Research Association’s (SURA) 2025 Distinguished Scientist Award.
Sarah Mathias receives national recognition
Sarah Mathias was awarded the Betty Colden Memorial Lectureship by the Association of Public and Land-Grant Universities’ Council on Governmental Affairs.
Experts unite to tackle a quiet lactation crisis
A recent issue of Breastfeeding Medicine features eight articles aimed at advancing the biological, social and systemic factors that impact breastfeeding.
Florida scientists send seeds to ISS to study farming solutions for Earth’s harsh conditions
Wagner Vendrame, Ph.D., a UF/IFAS environmental horticulture professor and a member of UF’s Astraeus Space Institute, sent four types of UF-bred seeds to the International Space Station, or ISS, to study how spaceflight affects plant genetics and resilience.
Healthcare professionals prescribe art to combat workplace burnout
UF PHHP joins the College of the Arts’ Creative B Summer Program to mitigate stress and nourish career sustainability in professions where burnout is prevalent.
UF research spending and awards at record high
University of Florida faculty conducted a record $1.33 billion in research in fiscal year 2025. Awards also reached a record $1.25 billion in 2025, including $818 million from the federal government, $102 million from the State of Florida and $140 million from philanthropic organizations.
Following national trend, UF announces full return to workplace
The University of Florida will implement a full return to in-person work for faculty and staff currently working under remote or hybrid arrangements.
College of Engineering welcomes new interim dean
The Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering is pleased to announce the appointment of Warren Dixon, Ph.D., as its new interim dean.
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