Zsolt Toth Named 2026 UFRF Professor
Recognized as one of 33 faculty members reshaping their fields, Zsolt Toth has been named a 2026 UFRF Professor for his sustained research excellence.
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Oral Biology
D1 Students Present at National Symposium
Two first-year students from UFCD recently presented their research at the 2025 Hinman Student Research Symposium, held October 31 through November 2.
Grant Propels Postdoc Research to National Stage
A UFCD seed grant pays off. Postdoc Thiago Pasin’s grant-backed research has now earned a national feature in 'The Scientist'.
UFCD Postdoc Featured in ‘The Scientist’
A UFCD postdoc earns a feature in 'The Scientist' for her innovative research leading up to Postdoc Appreciation Week.
UFCD is 3rd in 2024 Blue Ridge Research Ranking
UFCD has been in the top 10 among dental schools every year since 2000.
Celebrating $1 Billion in Research Expenditures at UF
UF faculty surpassed $1 billion in research spending for the first time in 2022, developing treatments for diseases, new agricultural products, engineering solutions and countless other advancements.
Frias-Lopez and Gibson Receive $3.3 Million NIH Award
Their goal is to increase understanding of CRISPR gene function, and how they contribute to bacterial fitness, virulence and immune response.
Dr. David Culp’s Laboratory
Contact Information Department of Oral Biology1395 Center Drive, DG-32Box 100424Gainesville, FL 32610-0424Phone: 352-273-8854 Faculty & Staff William HullLaboratory TechnicianEmail: WHull@dental.ufl.edu Madeline DupuisLaboratory TechnicianEmail:MDupuis@dental.ufl.edu Alexander SchultzLaboratory TechnicianEmail:ASchultz@dental.ufl.edu…
Bernadett Papp, Ph.D.
Papp Laboratory faculty, staff & students Research Program Papp Lab: Genome-Wide Switch Mechanisms in Health vs. Disease The Papp laboratory…
Fighting cavities could one day be as easy as taking a pill, research shows
Like a probiotic approach to the gut to promote health, what if a probiotic formulation could be developed from natural beneficial bacteria from humans who had a very high capacity to break down arginine?