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Join us Tuesday, April 5th, for our Spring Undergr

Join us Tuesday, April 5th, for our Spring Undergraduate Research Fest! This will take place in Plaza of the Americas from 1pm-3pm. Come learn about different opportunities from multiple UF organizations, make your own button, and hear a Tiny Talk! There will be tabling by UF CUR, IFAS Nature Coast Biological Station, IDigBio, Quest, Challenge 2050, Tiny Talks, Civic Scholars, and Beyond 120.⁠
We can't wait to celebrate with you! #GoGatorsGoResearch

To celebrate Research Week, the Center for Undergr

To celebrate Research Week, the Center for Undergraduate Research has coordinated with multiple facilities on campus to allow student tours! Scroll to learn more information about each tour. Spots are very limited, so be sure to click the link in our bio to register! (https://ufl.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bNwlV7q0zKeI3Yi) We hope to see you there!

The Center for Undergraduate Research is excited t

The Center for Undergraduate Research is excited to announce that we are hosting a panel for students to speak freely, build community and have their voices be heard by the larger research community at UF. There are many obstacles that make it harder for students from marginalized backgrounds to participate in undergraduate research, and it’s important to create spaces that allow for open dialogue. We strongly encourage faculty, grad students, and anyone who mentors undergraduate researchers to attend this event so that we can all work together to make research at UF more accessible and equitable for all students. ⁠
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Join us on Zoom using the link bit.ly/CurPanel

As a continuation of Women’s History Month, CURB

As a continuation of Women’s History Month, CURBS would like to spotlight astronomer and University of Washington Professor Dr. Emily Levesque.⁠
Along with writing multiple academic textbooks and popular science books, Dr. Levesque currently spearheads a long-term research program that is focused on stellar astrophysics and understanding how massive stars evolve and die. As an extension of her research program Dr. Levesque is also working on a data sonification project that allows participants who are visually impaired to classify light curves via sound.

Don't forget: UF's Journal of Undergraduate Resear

Don't forget: UF's Journal of Undergraduate Research is accepting submissions until April 1st! JUR gives UF students the opportunity to get published, so don't forget to submit within the next two weeks! Make sure to get your work approved by a faculty member or mentor. The deadline to submit is April 1st, and the link is in our bio! #GoGatorsGoResearch

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