UF researchers identify safer pathway for pain relief
A new study in Nature Communications outlines how UF scientists, including Dr. Jay McLaughlin, are developing safer and better pain medications.
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New study links Celsr3 gene deficiency to Tourette syndrome-like behaviors in mice.
The study led by Dr. Marco Bortolato was published in the journal Molecular Psychiatry on March 28.
UF scientists discover key differences in male and female responses to stress in the brain
In a study published in Science Advances, UF College of Pharmacy researchers found key differences in the brain’s response to stress.
Flight opportunity announcement presented by the In Space Biomanufacturing Innovation Hub
The University of Florida In Space Biomanufacturing Innovation Hub is partnering with Sierra Space Corporation on a solicitation for flight opportunities to advance biomedical research for human health. The In-Space Bio Hub 2025 Flight Announcement will offer resource allocation for an expected four to six awards for single-flight…
Dr. Marco Bortolato publishes first paper at UF
The publication in the Journal of Neuroscience Methods marks Bortolato's first since joining the UF College of Pharmacy in the fall of 2024.
UF, Micro-gRx, and Ronawk collaborate on translational research in advanced tissue engineering aboard the International Space Station
The National Science Foundation and the Center for the Advancement of Science in Space have awarded $830,000 to the University of Florida, Micro-gRx, and Ronawk to launch an innovative tissue engineering experiment into space.
Video Recap: Biomanufacturing in Space Symposium 2024
At the University of Florida’s inaugural Biomanufacturing in Space Symposium, scientists and space-industry experts convened to review a pivotal decade of space research and chart the course for the future of space industries.
Dr. Charles J. Frazier named chair of the Department of Pharmacodynamics
Dr. Frazier joined the UF College of Pharmacy in 2003 and previously served as the department’s associate chair and graduate coordinator.
Accelerated Model of Age-Related Muscle Loss in Microgravity Could Lead to New Sarcopenia Treatments
ISS National Lab Enables Valuable Muscle Tissue Chip Studies in Microgravity
From lab to low-Earth orbit: UF symposium explores biomanufacturing’s future in space
At the University of Florida’s inaugural Biomanufacturing in Space Symposium, scientists and space-industry experts convened to review a pivotal decade of space research and chart the course for the future of space industries.
