Researcher receives Rita Allen Foundation Award in Pain
Dr. Mickle’s research is aimed at developing treatments for interstitial cystitis/bladder pain syndrome.
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Dr. Mariana Sponchiado’s first author study published in Cell and Tissue Research
Dr. Mariana Sponchiado’s first author study published in Cell and Tissue Research details the discovery of a chemosensory-like cell in the porcine uterus. Chemosensory cells act as sentinels for surveying the external environment in epithelial-lined organs. Dr. Sponchiado’s work suggests that the uterus is equipped with these chemosensory cells and…
Carolina Le-Bert successfully defended her qualifying exams in December 2021 – Congratulations Carolina!
Caroline holding a Endotracheal tube for dolphins.
Faculty member honored by UF for accomplishments
Dr. John Bowden received an Excellence Award for Assistant Professors from the UF Provost's office.
Existing antihistamine drugs show effectiveness against COVID-19 virus in cell testing
Three common antihistamine medications have been found in preliminary tests to inhibit infection of cells by the coronavirus that causes COVID-19, UF Health researchers report.
Trisha Patel led work to design and validate a timed pressure distension device
Trishna Patel March 2021: Three undergraduates, Trishna Patel, Jame Hendren, and Nathan Lee, from the lab of Aaron Mickle, published a manuscript in HardwareX describing a lab-built and designed a timed pressure distension device. Jamie Hendren (CE) and Nathan Lee (CS) developed and tested the software. Trishan (BME)…
Emily Collins, an undergraduate in Animal Sciences, was the co-first author on work describing the impact of repeated cholinergic stimulation on airway physiology
June 2020. Emily Collins, an undergraduate in Animal Sciences, was the co-first author on work describing the impact of repeated cholinergic stimulation on airway physiology. Other contributing undergraduates include Maria Valentina Guevara, Laura Bravo, and Veronica Schurmann. Liao YSJ#, Collins EN#, Guevara MV, Schurmann V, Atanasova KR, Bravo L,…
Maria Valentina Guevara, an undergraduate in Chemical Engineering, was co-first author on work describing the impact of repeated aid exposure on mucus transport in the airway
March 2020. Maria Valentina Guevara, an undergraduate in Chemical Engineering, was co-first author on work describing the impact of repeated aid exposure on mucus transport in the airway. Other contributing undergraduates include Emily Collins, Kevin Vogt, Laura Bravo, and Veronica Schurmann. Liao YSJ#, Kuan SP#,…
Toward safer touchscreens
In this new video, UF researchers, part of a transnational team studying risk associated with next-generation computer technology. describe exciting findings that may lead to safer touchscreens.
CRISPR Technology
Research with CRISPR technology at the UF College of Veterinary Medicine has opened the door to studying any organism imaginable.
