Congratulations to the International Scholar Graduates! The spring 2020 class was the biggest ISP class yet, with 71 graduates. Across the three ceremonies, 46 graduates presented their ePortfolios and 113 guests attended. Thank you to the coordinators for all their hard work and for putting on an incredible, well-...
04/27/20
Source: UF College of Arts
As artists, we may find comfort in knowing that the arts still have the power to significantly impact the lives of others, even in a global pandemic.
Since the...
04/27/20
Jamauri Bryan, a Family, Youth, and Community Sciences major, won the Congress-Budenstag Youth Exchange for Young Professionals fellowship this year! He is 1 of 75 across the U.S. selected to go to Germany to work on his German language skills and intern there. Specifically, he wants to work in international higher...
04/27/20
Source: UF Florida News
Piyush Jain was headed home from another late night in his University of Florida lab when he got the word from his grad student — the rapid test they had been trying to develop for the novel coronavirus worked....
04/27/20
Rare Book School (RBS) at the University of Virginia has selected an inaugural
cohort of 15 fellows to join the Andrew W. Mellon Fellowship for Diversity, Inclusion & Cultural Heritage (RBSMellon CH Fellowship). Fellows will participate in a three-year program which includes an orientation, Rare
Book...
04/20/20
On March 22th thru 28th the Center for Hydro-generated Urbanism (CHU) at the School of Architecture together with the Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico held the Puerto Rico Re_Start 3 E: Under Emergency as a virtual platform that gathered the participation of over 80 students, stakeholders, agencies, professionals,...
The UF Center for Latin American Studies and the Tropical Conservation and Development Program is pleased to announce the release of the sixth MERGE case study, Gender, Local Communities, and Natural Ecosystems in Tambopata, Peru, written by Dr. Avecita Chicchón and Ms. Rosario Lanao.
The Managing Ecosystems and...
04/20/20
Source: Gainesville Sun
A ventilator envisioned by a University of Florida engineer and built with do-it-yourself parts gained first-step FDA authorization this week, offering hope that it...
04/20/20
Source: https://www.epi.ufl.edu/
The Emerging Pathogens Institute was formed in 2006 to bring researchers across disciplines together with the goal of better understanding and anticipating new disease-causing microorganisms that affect people, plants and...
04/13/20
The UF Center for Latin American Studies was awarded a $100,000 5-year grant from the Tinker Foundation’s Board of Directors as part of the Tinker Field Research Collaborative. Since 1979, the Tinker Foundation has provided support to graduate students attending U.S. universities to conduct pre-dissertation, exploratory...