SCIRC @ Shock 2025. The Sepsis & Critical Illness Research Center (SCIRC) was proud to have a strong presence at the 2025 Conference on Shock in Boston, showcasing cutting-edge research across multiple abstracts and presentations. Our team’s contributions reflect SCIRC’s ongoing leadership in advancing the science of sepsis,…
Join us in acknowledging the unwavering and inspiring commitment to our very own Critical Care teams.
Shock Society Announces 2025 Executive Council Election Results The Shock Society is pleased to announce the results of the 2025 Executive Council elections. We extend our sincere congratulations to all newly elected members and express our appreciation to those who participated in this…
SHOCK, Vol. 60, No. 2, pp. 272–279, 2023 🚨 New in Shock: Our team presents a novel, clinically relevant trauma + post-injury sepsis model that better reflects the human immune response following injury and infection. 📌 Narrowing the Gap: Preclinical Trauma with Postinjury Sepsis…
Congratulations to Dr. Angel Charles and Dr. Miguel Hernández-Ríos for Outstanding Presentations at the ACS Florida Chapter Research Symposium We are proud to recognize the exceptional work of Dr. Angel Charles and Dr. Miguel Hernández-Ríos, who recently represented the University…
We are proud to announce that Dr. Christine Rodhouse presented her team’s latest findings at the Florida Committee on Trauma Resident and Fellow Paper Competition held in Gainesville, FL this May—and was awarded first place in the Basic Science category! She will now advance to the regional…
Dear UF COM Faculty and Graduate Students, It is with great excitement and enthusiasm that I can announce that Gemma Casadesus, Ph.D. will assume the role of our inaugural Assistant Dean for Graduate Student Affairs effective February 15. In this new role, Dr. Casadesus will…
Dear UF COM Faculty and Graduate Students, It is with great excitement and enthusiasm that I can announce that Shannon Wallet, Ph.D. will assume the role of our inaugural Assistant Dean for Biomedical Sciences effective February 15. In this new role, Dr. Wallet will lead…
Dr. Philip Efron, a distinguished professor of surgery at the University of Florida, recently presented his groundbreaking research titled “TRANSCRIPTOME‐GUIDED PRECISION THERAPY FOR SURGICAL SEPSIS” at the 136th Annual Meeting of the Southern Surgical Association. His work focuses on leveraging transcriptomic data to develop precision therapies tailored…
