Great advances coming from Matt Disney Wertheim UF Scripps. Thanks for the coverage, Luisa Torres .

Keep hoping, Faith Dillon, we're right there with you!! Go Team USA! #Olympics2024 UF Health This is worth a watch! #gatorproud FLORIDA

At FLORIDA, our faculty’s dedication to research has reached new heights with $1.26 billion in spending in fiscal year 2024. With a nearly 10% increase in federally funded research, we are making big strides in areas such as health care, agriculture, national security and many more.

Transcriptome-Wide, Unbiased Profiling of Ribonuclease Targeting Chimeras | Journal of the American Chemical Society Matt Disney Wertheim UF Scripps Scripps Research #Transcriptome #Profiling #Ribonuclease #Chimeras pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ja…

HIV-1 Tat inhibitor dCA blocks HIV-1 transcription but also promotes tolerogenic Treg/Th2 in CD4+T cells phenotype and reduces inflammatory gene expression TheValenteLab Luisa Mori Wertheim UF Scripps Susana Valente life-science-alliance.org/content/7/10/e…

5 am EDT: Tropical Storm #Debby strengthening, expected to become a hurricane before it makes landfall in the Florida Big Bend Monday morning. Significant impacts expected across much of the southeast U.S. Here are the Key Messages. Visit hurricanes.gov for details.

Please note that the Wertheim UF Scripps campus will experience normal operations on Monday, August 5. Storm impacts in the Palm Beach County area are anticipated to be minimal. All employees should report to work as usual. FLORIDA UF Alert #tsdebbie #hurricanedebbie

The University of Florida will return to normal operating status on Tuesday, Aug. 6. Classes and all academic and student-related activities, including UF Online classes, will resume tomorrow.

Today is the day for our next generation of scientists, the summer students including our own Zion Todd. Wertheim UF Scripps

The HIV-1 Tat inhibitor didehydro-Cortistatin A not only blocks HIV-1 transcription but also induces specific transcriptional and epigenetic changes in CD4+ T cells TheValenteLab Luisa Mori Wertheim UF Scripps Susana Valente hubs.la/Q02JRwmQ0

Deadly kiss of polymerases: How Influenza polymerase cleaves capped nascent RNA from host Pol II to start its own transcription. Preprint from Alexander Rotsch et al. with Steven Cusack‘s lab EMBL Grenoble. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

We're thrilled to announce an update to the NPDC Portal, now featuring search and sort functionalities! This improvement was made possible thanks to our collaborators at the Chevrette Lab. Marc Chevrette npdc.rc.ufl.edu/home

Discover the Natural Products Discovery Center, home to thousands of rare microbes. Learn how Wertheim UF Scripps' Dr. Ben Shen & his team explore microbes for groundbreaking treatments & cures.🌿🔬 The future of drug discovery might lie in these tiny, yet mighty, microbes!

Thank you to UF Clinical and Translational Science Institute for sharing info on the modernization of the clinicaltrials .gov API. Their "Top Questions" information is helpful for researchers whose work reaches that stage. Here's the link: Modernization Transition Top Questions | ClinicalTrials.gov National Library of Medicine

Drs. Timothy P. Spicer & Louis Scampavia at Wertheim UF Scripps have discovered 19 new compounds that could combat antibiotic-resistant infections. This breakthrough could change the game in fighting against antibiotic resistance and save lives. ▶️ufinnovate.technologypublisher.com/techcase/MP240…

Chemist Matthew Disney Matt Disney has pioneered ways to create RNA-targeted medicines. He is one of five scientists nationally selected by Spark NS for an ambitious effort to move promising #Parkinson’s disease discoveries out of labs and to patients. wertheim.scripps.ufl.edu/2024/08/22/sci…

Not just twin waterspouts but triplets dancing around each other off Palm Beach, Florida. This was caught by a Palm Beach Police Department cam this afternoon.

Visualizing Science! I'm holding a series of free, online workshops, thanks to Johns Hopkins University. All are welcome! I plan to have fun with Danielle VanBrabant, Damond Kyllo, and Amey Zhang to introduce visualization topics and challenges. No art experience is necessary.