Doug Bennett
Doug Bennett joined the UF Health staff in January 2015 as a science writer and editor. His topic areas include anatomy; biochemistry and molecular biology; molecular genetics and microbiology; pathology, immunology and lab medicine; and pharmacology. A native of Pittsburgh, he was previously an assistant metro editor at the Tampa Bay Times, Florida’s largest newspaper. Prior to that, he was an editor and reporter at newspapers in Fort Lauderdale, Arizona, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. He was among a team of reporters and editors whose work was a 2006 Pulitzer Prize finalist. He has dual undergraduate degrees in business and English writing from the University of Pittsburgh. He also did master’s degree studies in the journalism program at Kent State University.
Articles
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Innovation corner: Using digital body replicas to combat respiratory infections
For patients fighting dangerous lung infections, digital twins can help battle disease with data
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Innovation corner: The next era of patient care
Artificial intelligence platform accurately predicts surgical complications
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Accelerating the pace of scientific discovery
UF Scripps Biomedical Research will improve outcomes for patients in Florida and beyond
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UF Scripps researchers’ work sheds light on relationship between brain structure and behavior in preclinical model of autism
The findings were published recently in the journal iScience.
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UF Health, NVIDIA develop artificial intelligence model to hasten clinical trials, boost medical decision-making
UF Health researchers, NVIDIA developers create way to unlock valuable medical information quickly and easily
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Pediatrics professors begin prestigious fellowship for women leaders
Pediatrics professors honored as fellows of the Hedwig Van Ameringen Executive Leadership in Medicine Program
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Written in our DNA
UF researchers’ groundbreaking work from 1980s leads to new treatment for debilitating neuromuscular disease