The Trump administration cut biomedical research funding, resulting in millions in federal grant losses for several Florida universities.

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University of Florida Florida State University University of Central Florida

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Trump administration has reportedly axed federal funding for scientific research, leading to concerns that US innovation is being hampered by these cuts.

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University of Florida
public research university in Gainesville, Florida, United States
- The University of Florida is offering dual enrollment courses specifically tailored for high school seniors.Mon 17:25
- Research by the University of Florida focuses on Gulf of Mexico and Southeast US fisheries.Mon 07:04
Florida State University
public university in Tallahassee, Florida, United States
- A law professor at Florida State University is asking the Supreme Court to intervene in immigration law.Fri 16:12
- An EMS Department and Florida State University are collaborating on research regarding protective equipment standards.Thu 19:00
University of Central Florida
public university in Orange County, Florida, United States
- UCF researchers, including Ivan D. Haigh, published findings on coastal flood predictability in Nature Communications.Thu 23:56
- UCF interim vice president commented on fee hikes, noting both the University of Central Florida and the University of Florida are part of the state university system.Thu 23:42

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Jul 24orlandosentinel.comEditorial: Don’t shortchange US medical research