Category: UF News
New tool detects early crop drought stress
In a recent study, UF/IFAS, USDA and NASA researchers use hyperspectral imaging to detect stress in lettuce plants well before visible signs.
UF partnership brings robotic fish to Florida classrooms
A partnership between UF MAE and the Florida Museum’s TESI is helping students investigate scientific concepts through experimentation and engineering.
Stuart R. Bell confirmed as 14th president of the University of Florida
The Florida Board of Governors recently confirmed Stuart R. Bell, Ph.D., as the 14th president of the University of Florida, completing a national search.
Restoration, responsibility and the future of Graham Woods
The Graham Woods Stormwater Improvement Project stands to both repair failing infrastructure and restore a damaged watershed.
Next-gen AI system seeks to improve HIV health outcomes
UF PHHP faculty members are leading the development of a new AI system to optimize the HIV care continuum.
UF experts on staying safe, healthy and engaged this summer
Explore this summer guide for UF expert advice on everything from preventing foodborne illness to avoiding tick bites and helping children stay engaged.
Data drives destinations
The UF Eric Friedheim Tourism Institute focuses on AI, robotics and Big Data analytics to make tourism-related businesses more insightful and responsive.
Dr. Stuart R. Bell selected as the next UF president
The UF Board of Trustees voted unanimously to select Stuart R. Bell, Ph.D., as UF’s 14th president, pending ratification by the Florida Board of Governors.
UF Professor selected for Florida Inventors Hall of Fame
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
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.
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