Faculty member honored with prestigious Bergey’s Medal
Dr. Dan Brown received the honor from the Bergey's Manual Trust for his work in the field of bacteriology.
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Professor named associate dean for research and graduate studies
Dr. David Pascual has filled the post on an interim basis for over two years.
Smartphone-based saliva test that can detect COVID-19 earns professor honors in national contest
Dr. Rhoel Dinglasan and his industry collaborators won 2nd place in a tech competition sponsored by the NIH for a smartphone-based, rapid saliva test they developed that can detect COVID-19, malaria and anemia.
UF researchers discover molecular address system that may aid gut health
The findings show how the human immune system has evolved an intricate address system regulated by a key protein.
Protocol developed for treating rare infection in dogs
While in Thailand, a UF graduate student helped develop a protocol to successfully treat a dog in Thailand with canine melioidosis.
UF scientists: Gut finding in mice may help protect pregnant women from malaria
UF scientists: Gut microbe finding in mice may help protect pregnant women from malaria.
Malaria’s Spit Solution
A new $1.29 million grant will support Dr. Rhoel Dinglasan’s work to develop a saliva-based malaria diagnostic test.
ID&I members recognized at Phi Zeta Day
ID&I was well-represented at Phi Zeta Day in 2018, particularly among those recognized with awards for their presentations and posters.
ID&I professor aims to disarm potential biological weapon
Housed in UF's Emerging Pathogens Institute, Dr. Apichai Tuanyok’s lab is trying to disarm glanders once and for all.
ID&I grad student developing molecular diagnostics to identify tricky viruses
By Thom Sanders: Transmission electron photomicrograph of a TSGIV-infected GF cell displaying unenveloped, hexagonal virus particles (120-144 nm in diameter). Sailfin mollies, orange chromide, roundtail paradisefish—these are just…
