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Barry Byrne

Ken Berns

Remembering Dr. Kenneth Berns

In College, Faculty, Featured Article
Former dean and vice president for health affairs passed away Jan. 26
By Multiple Authors
A blue graphic that reads, "College of Medicine receives strategic funding awards to transform patient care."

College of Medicine projects selected to receive Strategic Funding Awards from UF Office of the President

In College, Faculty, Featured Article, Research
Awards to support projects focused on artificial intelligence in hospital care, gene therapy and more
Researchers in the lab of Barry Byrne, M.D., Ph.D., work on experiments aimed at developing a COVID-19 vaccine that uses a gene therapy technique to stimulate an immune system reaction to fight off the virus.

For UF researchers, pausing and resuming work has brought major challenges, sparked innovation

In College, Featured Article, Research
For UF and UF Health researchers, pausing — and then resuming — brought major challenges and sparked innovation
By Doug Bennett
Two researchers work in a lab while wearing personal protective equipment.

UF Health researchers working to develop COVID-19 vaccine using gene therapy technique

In College, Faculty, Featured Article, Research
Potential COVID-19 vaccine that uses a gene therapy technique is being studied by rare-disease expert and team
By Doug Bennett

Faculty appointed to research professorships

In College, Faculty
Five College of Medicine faculty members appointed to research professorships for 2017
Student presenting research

Research competition and awards ceremony continues tradition of supporting basic sciences

In College, Research, Students
Seven biomedical sciences PhD students present research in Annual Medical Guild Graduate Research Competition
By Monica Delaorra

Intersection between nervous and musculoskeletal system could be key to treating Pompe disease

In College

Honoring excellence

In College, Faculty

UF teams with company to advance gene therapy treatments

In Miscellaneous

Children with rare, incurable brain disease improve after gene therapy

In Research, Uncategorized