May-June 2021

A message from the college's dean, Dr. Dana Zimmel.

Each year, the college presents awards to acknowledge key research being conducted by faculty and students.

Students and professionals from academia and agencies gathered to discuss research of interest to wildlife and aquatic species.

A member of the college's Class of 1995, Zimmel has held the position on an interim basis since 2019.

With funding from the Grayson-Jockey Club Research Foundation, UF researchers are collaborating on a promising potential treatment for moon blindness in horses.

Dr. Amanda House has served in the post on an interim basis since last year.

The dog's owner tried everything to help him, including seeking the help of numerous specialists, before finally receiving successful treatment at UF.

The essay described how veterinarians responded to the screwworm outbreak in the Florida Keys to save the endangered Key deer.

The International Organization for Mycoplasmology honored Dr. Dan Brown for his outstanding efforts to promote the group and its contributions to advances in mycoplasmology.

Researchers say their findings provide new insights into how a promiscuous mating system may influence sperm structure and function in the Florida manatee.

Bowden's research focuses on endocrine disruption and environmental chemistry,

A doctoral student working with Dr. Heather Walden is investigating how a diagnostic method known as heat treatment effects