Research Showcase

Forty-one undergraduate students from across the country had the opportunity to visit UF and explore career pathways.

The Community Scientist curriculum prepares community members to engage meaningfully in research.

Now celebrating its 10th anniversary, the program has made an institutional investment of $510,000 in training the next generation of cancer researchers.

The UF Health Cancer Institute's Research Showcase 2026 featured nearly 150 trainee posters.

The award aims to encourage graduate students in the United States and Canada to pursue a career in academic hematology.

Twenty-eight undergraduates from across the country had the opportunity to be immersed in cancer research.

The UF Health Cancer Center's Research Showcase 2025 featured 167 trainee abstracts.

The UF Health Cancer Center's Research Showcase 2024 drew a record number of posters.

The UF Health Cancer Center's Research Day 2023 on Jan. 11 drew a record number of submissions as the event returned to an in-person format.