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A researcher tubes liquid into a vial.

DIABETES DETECTIVES

In College, Faculty, Featured Article, Research, Staff
Clinical and research programs at the UF College of Medicine aim to improve the lives of millions with diabetes
By Emily Mavrakis
Melanie Shapiro under a lab hood, wearing a white lab coat.

A driving force for diabetes research

In Alumni, College, Featured Article, Research
Melanie Shapiro, Ph.D. ’20, is an emerging leader in studying immunotherapies for Type 1 diabetes
By Emily Mavrakis
Jennifer Hunt.

College of Medicine names interim dean

In College, Faculty, Featured Article, Physician Assistant, Research, Staff
Jennifer L. Hunt, M.D., M.Ed., will begin as interim dean Jan. 2
By Cody Hawley, Ph.D.
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UF Health researchers use AI to improve brain tumor analysis

In College, Faculty, Featured Article, Research
Researchers deploy artificial intelligence to refine and accelerate evaluation of a common type of brain tumor
By Doug Bennett
Three people stand in the woods with a piece of equipment used to detect disturbances in soil

Gators around the country apply medical knowledge to solve crime with forensic medicine distance education program

In College, Featured Article, Students
The program prepares students for careers in medico-legal death investigations
By Emily Mavrakis
Electronic microscope image of the novel coronavirus isolated from a patient. The virus is shown emerging from the surface of cells cultured in the laboratory.

UF researchers use AI to predict new coronavirus variants

In College, Featured Article, Research
$3.7 million NIH grant will use AI and machine learning to build algorithm to spot new variants of concern
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Rounds of applause: Spring 2022

In College, Faculty, Featured Article, Research, Students
Recent awards and achievements of the UF College of Medicine community
Official photo of Edward J. Wilkinson, M.D.

Tribute to Dr. Edward Wilkinson: An exceptional scientist, physician, mentor and friend

In College, Faculty
Remembering Dr. Edward J. Wilkinson, professor emeritus at the UF College of Medicine
The coronavirus spike protein (shown in gray) as bound to host receptor A-C-E-2 (cyan). Mutations in omicron are shown in blue. Modeling suggests that the innate immune response protein L-L-R-C-1-5 (orange) interacts with sites mutated in omicron.

UF Health researcher’s analysis finds new pattern of mutations in omicron variant

In Featured Article, Research
It is a crucial step in better understanding the variant’s potential threat and ways to combat omicron variant
By Doug Bennett
A visual representation of sigma 2 receptors.

Two common compounds show effectiveness against COVID-19 virus in early testing

In Featured Article, Research
Findings were published in the journal Pathogens
By Doug Bennett