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First Leg of Next Moon Mission is a Slow Roll NASA ENGINEER John Giles (BSME '85, BSEE '87) is surrounded by the highest-tech gear that powers the space program. But one of the most impressive feats of engineering he’s ever seen is a relic from 1964 that has been ferrying rockets to the…

When a Child Dreams 10-year-old leukemia patient’s desire to help other children inspires Stop Children’s Cancer’s support for UF pediatric cancer research

Bailey Foundation builds runway for future scientists Hands-on research experience can spark a lifelong passion for science and technology. A new $4 million grant from the Glenn W. Bailey Foundation will amplify educational initiatives based at The Herbert Wertheim UF Scripps Institute for Biomedical…

New mRNA cancer vaccine triggers fierce immune response to fight malignant brain tumor New mRNA cancer vaccine triggers fierce immune response to fight malignant brain tumor

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Art of Learning Children in Head Start and kindergarten get creative through a new program at UF’s Harn Museum of Art

A Guide to Better Living Gators Chuck and Margie Steinmetz, stars in their own careers, offer advice on success in work and life

7 Lessons Learned from UF Sports A Golden Gator shares wisdom earned through glory and defeat

This Doctor's Role: Heal Now, Help Later For this acclaimed vascular surgeon, a life of purpose reaches beyond the operating room and to the future of the medicine

Raise Your Glass Hops, possibly bound for Florida’s emerging microbrewery scene, get their start at IFAS, thanks to donors.

A Focus on the ‘Pawsitive’ The death of a beloved pet is always hard. But two young brothers turned their heartache into hope for other families.

A Retired NASA Engineer Wants More Women at the Controls Don Irons spent 40 years in a male-dominated field. His investment in future women engineers is good for the gender gap and the space program.

On A Medical Mission An eye-opening visit to her parents’ home country gave Tashana Haye’s career a new focus

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