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Todre Allen
Senior » Sociology
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Elena Andresen
Professor and Chair of Epidemiology and Biostatistics » College of Public Health and Health Professions
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Mark Atkinson
American Diabetes Association eminent scholar » Department of Pathology, Immunology and Laboratory Medicine
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Lynn Bailey
Professor of Human Nutrition » Food & Agricultural Sciences
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Diana Boxer
Professor of Linguistics » Liberal Arts and Sciences
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Dedee DeLongpré
Director » Office of Sustainability
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Kelly Drummond Cawthon
Assistant Professor of Theatre & Dance » Fine Arts
When Kelly Drummond Cawthon's feet touch the floor, grace and elegance come to life. -
Steven Cohen
Senior » Business Administration
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David Denslow
Professor of Economics » Warrington College of Business
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Jonathan Day
Professor of Human Nutrition » Food & Agricultural Sciences
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David Dilcher
Professor of Paleobotany » Florida Museum of Natural History
Dilcher has spent more than four decades studying the origin of flowers. -
Paul Doering
Distinguished Service Professor » Pharmacy
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Jessica Ducey
Senior » Psychology/History
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Tom Emmel
Professor of Zoology & Entomology » Fl Museum of Natural History
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Stephanie Evans
Associate Professor of Women's Studies and African American Studies » College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
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Anthony Falsetti, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Anthropology » Department of Anthropology
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Rob Ferl
Professor of Molecular Biology » Food & Agricultural Sciences
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Mike Foley
Master Lecturer » College of Journalism and Communications
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Ed Gilman
Professor of Environmental Horticulture » College of Agricultural and Life Sciences
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Yogi Goswami
Professor of Mechanical Engineering » Engineering
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Bob Graham
UF Alumnus » Bob Graham Center for Public Service
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Elizabeth Graham
Professory of Music » Fine Arts
Graham brings a soaring operatic voice and towering talent to UF's School of Music. -
Wendy Graham
Carl S. Swisher Chair in Water Resources » Director, UF Water Institute
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Eleanor Green
Professor of Large Animal Clinical Sciences » Veterinary Medicine
Green's career emphasis have shifted, but her love of horses has been a constant theme. -
Henry Gremillion
Associate Professor of Orthodontics » Dentistry
Gremillion is a nationally known
expert in diagnosing and treating
orofacial pain. -
Louis Guillette Jr.
Distinguished Professor of Zoology » Liberal Arts & Sciences
Faye Harrison
Professor of African American Studies and Anthropology » College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
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Maureen Hartney
Senior » Departments of History and Political Science
Ron Hayes
Professor of Neuroscience, Psychiatry, Neurosurgery » Medicine
Hayes is developing a blood test that will quickly assess the severity of head injuries.-
William R. "Bill" Hough
Lee Humphrey
Junior » Applied Physiology and Kinesiology
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Peter Ifju
Professor of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering » Engineering
If Peter Ifju gets his way, some military aircrafts will be the size of dragonflies -
Patrick Inglett
Post-Doctoral Research Associate » Department of Soil and Water Science
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Lonnie Ingram
Distinguished Professor of Microbiology » Food & Agricultural Sciences
The world's next fuel source may be growing in a field near
you. -
James Jessup
Associate Professor of Adult & Elderly Nursing » College of Nursing
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Howard Johnson
Graduate Research Professor of Immunology » Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences
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Julie Johnson
Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences » Pharmacy & Medicine
Genetics may decide whether certain heart medications are
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Chris Leak
Sociology '06 » College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
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Yoonseok Lee
Assistant Professor of Physics » Liberal Arts and Sciences
One of the coldest spots in the universe is in Gainesville,
Florida. -
Lacey Logsdon
Senior » Departments of History and Political Science
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Samantha Lutz
Senior » Business Administration
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Lena Ma
Professor of Soil & Water Science » Food & Agricultural Sciences
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Corene Matyas
Assistant Professor of Geography » College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
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William McKeen
Professor of Journalism » College of Journalism and Communications
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Susan M. Medina
Senior » Public Relations
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Winston Nagan
Professor of Law » Law
Nagan works to enhance understanding of governance and human rights around the world. -
Nancy Mendenhall, M.D.
Associate Chairwoman, Department of Radiation Oncology » UF College of Medicine-Jacksonville
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Vasudha Narayanan
Professor of Religion » Liberal Arts & Sciences
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Yngve Öhrn
Professor of Chemistry & Physics » Liberal Arts & Sciences
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Anup Patel
Senior » Economics, Biochemistry & Molecular Genetics
Alex Piquero
Professor of Criminology » College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Ann Progulske-Fox
Professor of Oral Biology » College of Dentistry
Vladimir Rakov
Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering » Engineering
Rakov is studying how to more
effectively protect airplanes
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Katheryn Russell-Brown
Professor of Law » Levin College of Law
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Ata Sarajedini
Associate Professor of Astronomy » College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
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Betty Smocovitis
Professor of Zoology and History » College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
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Shaun Spalding
Junior » College of Fine Arts
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Patricia Telles-Irvin
Vice President » Division of Student Affairs
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Nan-Yao Su
Professor of Entomology » Food & Agricultural Sciences
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Tim Tebow
Sophomore » Department of Family, Youth and Community Sciences
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Charles M. Telesco
Professor of Astronomy » Liberal Arts & Sciences
Telesco and his team of researchers scan the heavens for new planets -
Bill Todd
Graduate Student » College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
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Carolyn M. Tucker
Disinguished Alumni Professor » Department of Psycology
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Eric Wachsman
Professor of Materials Science and Engineering » College of Engineering
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Timothy Wheeler
Professor of Orthodontics » UF College of Dentistry
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Janet Yamamoto
Professor of Pathobiology » Veterinary Medicine
"... this world is bigger than Immokalee."
If an ounce is prevention is worth a pound of cure, how valuable is knowing what happens in the wake of sickness?
A bird's-eye view
Lynn Bailey is an internationally recognized authority on the B vitamin folic acid and its metabolism and requirements in pregnancy
What's the good word?
Building a smaller footprint.
Cohen has conducted research through the University Scholars Program on analyzing benefits of extending Medicare coverage to oralanticancer drugs.
Supply, demand and a bit of humor.
Day is recognized as a national expert on controlling mosquitoes and other blood-feeding arthropod disease vectors.
An expert on many drug issues in the news, Distinguished Service Professor Paul Doering can't afford to be camera shy.
New Talents for a post-Cold War world
It's a symbol of whimsy and beauty to many, but for Thomas C. Emmel the butterfly is an intense passion in a lifelong journey of discovery
Black Women in the Ivory Tower
What bones can teach us.
UF researchers are working on greenhouses that could allow plants to be grown on the Martian surface.
Get me rewrite.
Branching out in a storm
Goswami has devoted most of his professional career to exploring new ways of harnessing the earth's ultimate life-sustaining force: the sun.
Creating an informed citizenry
Water warrior
Guillette advises national governments on the development of reproductive biology programs for endangered wildlife.
New perspectives on race, gender and human rights.
High-flying ambitions
A pioneering MBA
Books & Basketball
Swamp Thing
In search of a vitamin Fountain of Youth.
Using super-antigens to boost immune response to cancer.
"Academic Heisman" Finalist
Native daughter
She couldn't have imagined it any better
Lena Ma is an expert on the biogeochemistry of trace metals who recently discovered a fern that absorbs arsenic from contaminated soil.
Rainy day woman
They call him Doc Rock.
Helping people on a global scale.
A passion for protons
Narayanan studies the unusually positive relationship between the Hindu and Moslem believers in South India.
Öhrn's work in physics and quantum chemistry has earned worldwide recognition and the '03-'04 UF Teacher/Scholar Award.
Patel co-founded and is chief executive officer of Cents of Relief, that has raised nearly $15,000 to help AIDS victims in India.
Understanding why some people choose a life of crime.
Corralling an emerging
pathogen.
In pursuit of a better understanding of race relations.
A stellar sleuth
Where science and history converge.
Where technology meets entertainment
Finding common ground
Su, one of the world's leading experts on termites, developed systems to rescue New Orleans' French Quarter and the Statute of Liberty from termite infestations.
2007 Heisman winner
Cleaning up for the future.
Health food for the soul
Toward energy independence
Building new history in orthodontics.
Yamamoto's groundbreaking research on feline immunodeficiency diseases may lead to an AIDS vaccine for humans.