UF College of Pharmacy ranked No. 3 nationally in NIH funding
The college’s investigators earned $19.4 million in NIH awards in 2025, according to the Blue Ridge Institute for Medical Research.
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UF College of Pharmacy hosts 39th Annual Research Showcase
Students, trainees, faculty and staff from the University of Florida College of Pharmacy filled the Reitz Union on Feb. 9 for the 39th Annual Research Showcase.
Dr. Julio Duarte named Debbie DeSantis Term Professor
The three-year professorship appointment acknowledges Duarte’s career achievements while recognizing his continued ascent as a leader in precision medicine research.
Become a leader in genomic medicine — applications open for PARADIGM fellowship until March 15
PARADIGM at UF invites applications for its postdoctoral fellowship program in genomic medicine.
ASH recognizes eight UF College of Pharmacy trainees with abstract awards
Every student in Dr. Jatinder Lamba’s lab who submitted an abstract earned an ASH award.
Dr. Jatinder Lamba named associate editor of ASPET Discovery journal
The bi-monthly, open-access journal publishes a range of article types, including original research articles, minireviews and viewpoints that address all areas of pharmacology and experimental therapeutics.
UF pharmacy student helps build interactive learning tool for pediatric cancer patients at St. Jude KIDS25 BioHackathon
Ryanne Mulligan, a graduate student in the Department of Pharmacotherapy and Translational Research, recently attended the St. Jude KIDS25 BioHackathon.
AI tool speeds acute myeloid leukemia diagnosis
Jatinder Lamba, Ph.D., leads the team that developed the Acute Leukemia Methylome Atlas, or ALMA.
Drs. Peloquin and Nguyen receive faculty promotions
Dr. Peloquin was promoted to distinguished professor, the highest faculty honor at UF.
Genetic score shows promise in improving leukemia outcomes
By allowing chemotherapy regimens to be personalized, a genetic score holds promise for improving treatment results in patients with acute myeloid leukemia (AML) who have traditionally had poor outcomes, UF Health researchers have found.
