Category: UF News
UF celebrates three innovators shaping the future of AI research
UF’s AIIRI honored Adrian Roitberg, Ph.D., Kiley Graim, Ph.D., and Jeremy Balch, MD, with the first-ever AI Research Awards at a ceremony held last week.
Collier Prize Symposium brings journalism’s watchdogs to UF
UF CJC will host the inaugural Collier Prize Symposium on State Government Accountability on Nov. 13, featuring a keynote with Maribel Pérez Wadsworth.
UF Health Cancer Center is now an institute
UF has conferred the prestigious title of institute upon the UF Health Cancer Center, a reflection of its prominence in cancer research.
UF’s Plant Diagnostic Center earns national accreditation
The UF Plant Diagnostic Center is the first university-based lab in the nation to earn accreditation from the prestigious National Plant Diagnostic Network.
Empowering UF: A new era of administrative excellence
The University of Florida is preparing to launch Workday, a modern, cloud-based platform that will replace PeopleSoft (myUFL) in summer 2027.
Cup o’ Joe brews a Halloween special
Fall into step with Interim Provost Joe Glover, Ph.D., as he investigates the creepy gargoyles and scary statuary of historic campus.
Spooky natural history
This Halloween season, the Florida Museum is celebrating a part of Florida’s natural history that’s often underappreciated: fungi, parasites and wasps.
Michael Okun’s bold vision for a Parkinson’s-free future
When Michael Okun, MD, began treating people with Parkinson’s disease, he realized medicine too often focused on symptoms instead of stories. He wanted to understand not just what patients were losing, but what they hoped to keep.
Researchers aim to help Florida farmers with AI startup
By commercializing their research, two UF scientists are trying to get practical AI tools into the hands of Florida farmers.
How to participate in UF’s AI Days
Students, faculty and staff are invited to participate in the University of Florida’s fourth annual AI Days from Oct. 24–29. AI Days, sponsored by the AI^2 Center, are one component of UF’s larger push to engage the entire campus in artificial intelligence and will include a number of immersive events.
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