Nature Communications Paper from the Computational Microscopy Imaging Laboratory transforms Kidney Microscopy Through AI
Led by Pinaki Sarder, Ph.D., CMIL aims to make kidney tissue imaging data accessible for clinical use.
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Two UF College of Medicine faculty lock in their first NIH R35 award
Faculty in the department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology achieved their awards while participating in the 23-24 R01 Boot Camp.
Two UF Medicine faculty inducted into 2025 Academy of Science, Engineering and Medicine of Florida
Drs. Azra Bihorac and Barry Byrne were recognized as pioneers of AI tools and gene therapy treatments.
Powering Discovery: Two College of Medicine faculty earn 2025 Research Equipment Seed Fund (RESF) awards
Funding will strengthen the college’s core facilities shared with the entire university.
UF College of Medicine investigators pursue multidisciplinary research projects after 2025 UF Research Opportunity Seed Fund Award selection
Two primary investigators were awarded for research exploring organ transplant and cancer immunotherapy advancements.
UF College of Medicine – Jacksonville assistant professor receives 2025 UF Research Excellence Award
Erin Mobley, Ph.D., MPH, was honored for research exploring cancer survivorship.
Seeding Start-Ups event invites college entrepreneurs to practice their pitching
The inaugural event allowed investigators to exercise selling their science in a friendly farm environment.
UF College of Medicine faculty appointed president-elect of the American Society of Gene and Cell Therapy
Barry Byrne, M.D., Ph.D., will serve as ASGCT president in 2027.
“An Extra Review and an Extra Chance”: Success Stories from the R01 Boot Camp
With the opening of the 2025-26 R01 Boot Camp application, two alumni share their experiences.
Eat better, breathe easier? Research points to link between diet, lung cancer
A new study from researchers at University of Florida Health looks at another kind of organ whose cancer risk may be affected by poor diet: the lungs. The study was funded by several National Institutes of Health grants and a collaboration between the University of Kentucky's Markey Cancer Center and the UF Health Cancer Center.
