Research conducting original research for the prevention, detection and treatment of cancer
One of the great benefits of receiving cancer care at an academic health center like UF Health is unique patient access to the most advanced medical research, treatments and technologies. Our clinician-scientists participate in research that has a direct impact on improved patient outcomes, and allows patients access to the very latest cancer-fighting technologies and drugs.
RESEARCH PROGRAMS
RESEARCH PROGRAMS
Cancer Population Sciences
research programs
Cancer Therapeutics and Host Response
research programs
Mechanisms of Oncogenesis
Shared Resources
shared resources
Biostatistics and Quantitative Sciences
SHARED RESOURCES
Flow Cytometry and Confocal Microscopy
SHARED RESOURCES
NextGen Sequencing
SHARED RESOURCES
UFHCC Developing Shared Resources
SHARED RESOURCES
UFHCC Supported Shared Resources
SHARED RESOURCES
Institutional Shared Resources
Other Resources
Research
Clinical Research Office
The mission of the Clinical Research Office (CRO) is to help deliver new and promising cancer treatments in order to improve the lives of the patients at the UF Health Cancer Center.
Research
Working Groups
The objective of of working groups is to provide a platform for investigators to interact, disseminate ideas, create new collaborations and strengthen ongoing interactions, with the goal of increasing submissions of multi-I grant applications.
Research
Research Support
Shared Resources provide Cancer Center members and researchers access to technologies and services they need to facilitate state-of-the-art cancer research and scientific discoveries.
Research
Funding
The UF Health Cancer Center and external donors offer a number of funding opportunities to support cancer-related research. These funding opportunities are made to foster and develop state-of-the-art cancer research to help in the journey to find a cure.
Florida Academic Cancer Center Alliance
The UF Health Cancer Center is a proud member of FACCA, an alliance that encourages and promotes collaborative research conducted by researchers at its partnering institutes, Moffitt Cancer Center, Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center and the UF Health Cancer Center.
