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Research roundup: highlights from recent grants and publications

A snapshot of grants and publication highlights during from fall 2023 in the UF College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.

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Stars in Astronomy visible right here on campus

UF Astronomy propels discovery and soars to new heights.

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Celebrating 50 years of Jewish Studies at UF

A significant hub for Jewish thought at UF commemorates a milestone, with a transformative gift paving the way for a promising future.

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At UF, human connections power artificial intelligence

Artificial intelligence reshapes humanities and social science research across the UF College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.

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UF duo illuminates untold multilingual and immigrant stories

A UF English professor and fine arts student collaborate to expand multilingual digital tools and showcase diverse language communities.

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Study reveals compounding risks of atmospheric river storms

A new study shows that back-to-back atmospheric river events don’t just result in economic damage but also lead to compounded risks.

Climate change threatens global forest carbon sequestration, study finds

UF biologists show the impacts of human-caused climate change on the health of U.S. forests using national-scale forest inventory data.

UF astronomers illuminate dark region of Milky Way

Despite its potential for star formation, a perplexing dark region at the heart of our galaxy has remained oddly quiet. We finally have some insight into what's going on, thanks to a team of UF astronomers who are using observations from NASA's James Webb Space Telescope to unravel the mysteries.

UF Chemists Uncover New Natural Compound

UF chemists have uncovered a new natural compound and family of enzymes, offering insights into how complex molecules are made in nature.

Dogs Prefer Food Over Toys, According to Science

UF psychologists say man’s best friend responds more strongly to food compared to a toy.

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NIH Grant Funds Research on AI Techniques for Chemical and Biomedical Applications

A groundbreaking project is poised to reshape the landscape of data analysis in chemistry and biomedicine.

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UF Psychologist to Collaborate on NIH Award to Address Miami-Dade County Health Disparities

A transformative NIH project will champion the health and well-being of LGBTQIA+ individuals in Miami-Dade County.

High COVID-19 Viral Exposure May Reduce Protection Provided by Vaccination and Prior Infection

UF infectious disease epidemiologist Derek Cummings explains the findings of new research exploring COVID-19 immunity in high-exposure settings.

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Breakthrough Polymer Research Promises to Revolutionize Recycling

Research led by UF chemist Brent Sumerlin makes major leap toward a greener future.

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AI Breakthrough Paves the Way to Safeguard Democracies

UF political scientist Badredine Arfi expands new horizons for interpreting social data, uncovering AI's vast potential in preserving democracies.

How businesses can cultivate wisdom

Monika Ardelt, a professor of sociology, reveals the essential elements of organizational wisdom that can benefit both the organizations and their communities.

Study Reveals Evidence of Diverse Organic Material on Mars

A new study, led by scientists including UF astrobiologist Amy Williams, presents compelling evidence for organic material on the Martian surface.

Fueling Passion: Yu Tin Lin Finds New Focus In Research

Third-year triple major Yu Tin Lin finds his passion with the help of supportive faculty.

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New Findings Illuminate the Origins of Black Hole Mergers

UF astrophysicist Jeffrey Andrews and collaborators are providing a clearer picture of the formation of black hole pairs.

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Research Roundup

A snapshot of recent grants and publication highlights.