Grant Advances HIV Gene Therapy Research
The Campbell Foundation funded the project because it tackles a major barrier to durable HIV therapies.
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Stacey DeLoye
Surprise! This ‘Known’ TB Gene Springs to Action Under Stress, Scientist Finds
What scientists thought they knew about an important TB enzyme is wrong. "It acts in a completely different way," says Luiz Pedro Carvalho, Ph.D. His research appears in the journal PNAS.
‘Make a Difference.’ Professor Disney Delivers Rousing UF Summer Commencement Address
AI can help us search enormous numbers of chemical structures. But it cannot look at a patient waiting for a medicine and decide which problem is worth a life's work.
Research Into Aging Reveals Intriguing Compounds
A new screening approach developed in the lab of William Ja, Ph.D. is offering a new way to study the biology of aging.
2026 Kenan Fellows Present Their Summer Research
The annual Kenan Fellows Summer Symposium gave students an opportunity to share their research and reflect on their experiences. See the photo gallery.
A New Method for Finding Molecular Glues Snags an Elusive Diabetes Target
A new approach to "molecular glue" drug design snags an "undruggable" diabetes target.
Grants Boost Work on Antivirals for Mosquito-Borne Diseases
Federal grants worth up to $7.4 million will boost research on treatments for mosquito-borne viral diseases.
First-of-Its-Kind Compound Targets Lung Cancer Cells
A first-of-its-kind anti-cancer compound from the Chapman lab targets a heat shock protein found in some lung cancers.
Welcome 2026 Kenan Fellows!
Fourteen top local high school students have been selected to spend the summer researching in institute labs through the Kenan Internship program.
ARDS Patients Improve with Experimental Treatment
A proof-of-concept study suggests a monoclonal antibody could offer much-needed treatment for ARDS.
