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Engaging residents for faster Everglades restoration
Chloe Vorseth wants to speed up Everglades restoration. Vorseth, an FIU environmental studies student, is examining what people know about […]
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Stempel College dean honored for his work in toxicology
Tomás R. Guilarte, dean of the Robert Stempel College of Public Health and Social Work and professor in the Department […]
My internship at Intel
Name: Randy Matos Hometown: Technically, it’s Havana, Cuba. I left Cuba when I was three years old and moved to Tampa, Florida, […]
Speaking truth to power: Please don’t call them natural disasters
The following article by Richard Olson appeared on the web site of the Natural Hazards Center as part of its Research […]
MangoHacks: Building code for fun can lead to students landing jobs
From improving your rehab to rehabbing your nightlife – these are just some of the problems that about 550 students […]
NIH releases first dataset from unprecedented study of adolescent brain development
More than 7,500 children recruited for study to date; data available for first 4,500 The National Institutes of Health (NIH) […]
Researchers take fight against cervical cancer abroad
An engineer in the College of Engineering & Computing has pioneered an easy-to-use imaging system for the diagnosis of cervical cancer, […]
New Pew fellow in marine conservation joins FIU
FIU Pew Marine Fellow Wuying Lin plans to advance conservation policies to disrupt the illicit trade of marine wildlife in […]
Can you die of a broken heart?
Throughout the ages, art, architecture, music and literature have often been inspired by the broken-hearted. In William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, […]
People are willing to pay more to protect Everglades when they know these two things
People are willing to pay up to $18 annually for the next 10 years to avoid restrictions on how and […]
Researchers patent quick tests for cocaine
FIU students and their professor have patented a series of new tests that can quickly, accurately and cost-effectively confirm the […]
Dams drive risk of fish extinction in U.S.
Dams drive local extinction risk of native fish in the southern United States, an FIU study found. The high number […]
Everglades needs more fresh water to fight salt water intrusion
As sea levels continue to rise, more areas of the coastal Everglades will be susceptible to salt water intrusion, according […]
Hydropower development alters the Amazon, researchers find
The Andean Amazon is being rapidly altered by a wave of hydropower development and the consequences have been underestimated, according […]
Emerging engineers envision future cities for senior citizens
Imagine a grandmother waiting for her daughter to get out of work to bring her prescription drugs because there is […]
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