International journal awards prize to UF paper
Dr. Julie Levy
Dr. Julie Levy, along with UF colleagues Drs. Natalie Isaza and Karen Scott, has been awarded The Veterinary Journal’s 2014 George Fleming Prize for a paper that appeared in the journal last year.
The paper, which the group coauthored, related to the effect of high-impact trap-neuter-return and adoption of community cats on cat intake to a shelter.
The college followed up with a press release that drew widespread national and international media attention.
The Fleming Prize is the principal award given annually by the journal for the paper considered to be the most meritorious published in the previous year. The determination is made based on scientific content and originality, style and readability and contribution to scientific and veterinary knowledge.
January 2015
Boys’ motivation to fight pet cancer research grows after UF tour
A tour of the UF Small Animal Hospital and an oncology lab reinforced kids’ commitment to raising money for pet cancer research.
Pet zebu recuperating at home after treatment at UF for kidney injury
A pet zebu is recuperating at home after being successfully treated for kidney injury with hemodialysis at UF.
Isaza named to new endowed professorship
Natalie Isaza, a UFCVM faculty member, has been named to a new endowed professorship.
Scientist aims to break cycle of Brucella infection in humans and livestock
An infectious disease professor at the college aims to break the cycle of Brucella infection in humans and in livestock.
...also in this issue
People
- Boys’ motivation to fight pet cancer research grows after UF tour
- International journal awards prize to UF paper
- Professor named to national academy
- Isaza named to new endowed professorship
- Scientist aims to break cycle of Brucella infection in humans and livestock
News
- In the news
- UF researchers discover new tick virus
- UF Health Bridge, new intranet portal, launches
- Maddie’s Program at UF collaborates in Million Cat Challenge
