UF Medicine research shows the role of diet in developing liver inflammation
Researchers hope to prevent conditions that would lead to liver transplant.
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Leveraging AI to improve patient care and ICU data
Dr. Bihorac and her team are creating a virtual replica of the neurological intensive care unit in the UF Health Neuromedicine Hospital. Learn more about the project here.
Planting the Seed: A look at UF Medicine’s 2024 Research Opportunity Seed Fund recipients
UF College of medicine Faculty are engaged in six of the 14 UF Research ROSF awards — the most of any college. By Manny Rea Like their Gator Olympian…
Oberndorf AI Catalyst Grant Endowment Fund Update
By Manny Rea This year, six UF College of Medicine medical students were granted a unique funding opportunity: the Oberndorf AI Catalyst Grant Endowment. Supported by a generous gift from Lou and Rosemary Oberndorf, the fund empowers these students to develop leading-edge, artificial intelligence-based projects that address challenges and unlock…
The UF College of Medicine R01 Boot Camp wraps up its 2023-24 cycle
By Manny Rea Boot camp. The name evokes images of soldiers trudging through mud pits and climbing obstacle courses. The College of Medicine Office of Research’s R01 Boot Camp, however, trades the military conditioning and barking drill instructors for grant writing training and faculty coaches. A team science and mentorship-focused…
The Office of Research welcomes May Khanna, Ph.D., as the inaugural Assistant Dean for Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Office of Research May Khanna, Ph.D. Khanna shares her entrepreneurial past and vision for the college and future programs By Manny Rea The journey from academia to industry for…
UF College of Medicine hosts second annual AI4Health conference
The conference April 22-24 explored AI topics relating to health, ethical, and legal fields.
Dr. Bihorac introduces the College of Medicine Digital Twin Intelligent Hospital project to UF leadership
Bihorac spoke to the UF Foundation National Board about the college’s latest AI-based breakthrough.
Study pinpoints molecular changes in rats after exercise
A new study from a large team that included UF Health researchers that used laboratory rats as models shows that endurance exercise creates significant physiological changes in the body. The study moves next to human subjects.
14th annual College of Medicine Celebration of Research commemorates research excellence
Event highlights from the Feb. 12-13 celebration included a poster session, awards ceremony and more.
