The SRG is UFCD’s student‑run chapter of the American Association for Dental, Oral and Craniofacial Research, or AADOCR.
The organization is dedicated to creating “a culture where students are actively involved in scientific research, able to pursue specialty fields, and given opportunities to explore the academic side of dentistry.”
As part of UFCD’s broader research opportunity ecosystem — including the Summer Research Program, student seed grants, the DMD Research Track and the Research Conference Travel Award — the group helps students move from curiosity to designing projects, working with mentors and presenting findings at regional and national meetings.
Strong faculty advising keeps participation and visibility high; since 2021, Papp has been a steady bridge between SRG student leaders and the Office of Research.
Source: https://dental.ufl.edu/
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