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No relief for reefs – even in the ‘twilight zone’
Deep coral reefs provide shallow hope for near-surface reefs in need of recovery, new findings suggest. A team of researchers […]
Science & Health
Long-term changes chart future of ecosystems
Changes in ecosystems that happen over years can often go unnoticed. That is why long-term research is important in restoring […]
National landmark study to examine child anxiety treatments
The FIU Center for Children and Families has been approved for funding of nearly $3 million by the Patient-Centered Outcomes […]
Taking a vacation abroad? Tips for a safe and healthy trip
July is America’s most popular vacation month, and with school out for the summer, many families have time to take […]
4 students to embark on Arctic mission through Northwest Passage
Four FIU students will embark on a three-week expedition through the Arctic Ocean’s Northwest Passage later this summer. The students […]
Doctoral student combines love of math and engineering to address neurological disorders
Born and raised in Tehran, Iran, Arash Moshkforoush grew up with a passion for a combination of mathematics and understanding […]
The case for teaching how to teach
Graduate students who are taught how to teach are more likely to be prepared for the realities of working in […]
Sunscreen basics: What kind, how much, how often?
Summer is synonymous with outdoor fun—the beach, camping, hiking, fishing – which means you’ll be spending lots of time under […]
Engineering student set on studying most complex system of all – the human body
Rossana Zotti always had her eyes set on becoming a doctor, but she changed gears to focus her undergraduate studies […]
Got my first job! Working for Gaumard Scientific
In this series, recent grads share their journey to landing that first job out of college. After years of studying […]
Physics savvy is a soccer player’s secret weapon
Understanding the physics of soccer may give players a competitive advantage. As the 2018 World Cup heads into the quarterfinals, […]
Coping with rising seas requires lots of money, cooperation
As part of an op-ed series, FIU News shares the expertise and diverse perspectives of members of the university community. In […]
As the sea rises, South Florida’s low-income residents face the most risk
As part of an op-ed series, FIU News shares the expertise and diverse perspectives of members of the university community. In […]
The dead teach the living: A pre-med student’s first visit to the anatomy lab
Chabeli Cardenas is a Cuban-born, first-generation FIU student on a pre-med track, pursuing a bachelor’s in biology. She is taking […]
Can nanotechnology help treat Alzheimer’s?
Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is the most common form of dementia. It takes a devastating toll on patients and family members, […]
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