The University of Florida recently hosted its inaugural Frontier Scholars in AI and Health program, featuring visiting scholar Dr. Chris Tignanelli, Associate Professor of Surgery and Associate Dean for Data Science at the University of Minnesota.
The college’s 16th annual Celebration of Research on Feb. 9–10 brought the community together through science, art and music to mark another successful year of discovery.
The AIBHS program prepares workforce-ready specialists in data, biomedical and health sciences
Led by Pinaki Sarder, Ph.D., CMIL aims to make kidney tissue imaging data accessible for clinical use.
Faculty in the department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology achieved their awards while participating in the 23-24 R01 Boot Camp.
Drs. Azra Bihorac and Barry Byrne were recognized as pioneers of AI tools and gene therapy treatments.
Funding will strengthen the college’s core facilities shared with the entire university.
Two primary investigators were awarded for research exploring organ transplant and cancer immunotherapy advancements.
Erin Mobley, Ph.D., MPH, was honored for research exploring cancer survivorship.
The inaugural event allowed investigators to exercise selling their science in a friendly farm environment.
