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FIU becomes prime contract holder of defense contract
When the National Forensic Science Technology Center joined FIU and became a part of the Global Forensic and Justice Center, […]
Posts tagged with: "College of Arts Sciences & Education"
Peace prize offers hope for sexual violence survivors, but not peace
As part of an op-ed series, FIU News shares the expertise and diverse perspectives of members of the university community. In […]
What hurricanes mean for red tide
Hurricane Michael is likely to affect the Florida red tide bloom. What’s not yet clear is how. Michael was a […]
FIU in DC update: Constructing the future of urban technology
Week in review: FIU started the month of October convening federal and local officials on smart technology initiatives; advocating for […]
Panel explores effects of red tide on Florida
Red tide continues to be a source of concern for Florida, according to FIU experts. The harmful algal bloom that […]
Hurricane Michael intensifies as it approaches landfall
Hurricane Michael continued to intensify as it made landfall off the coast of Panama City, Fla. FIU meteorologist Haiyan Jiang […]
FIU scientist discovers potentially harmful algal bloom in Keys canal
A bloom of a harmful algal species that causes a different red tide than what is currently affecting Florida’s east […]
Monitoring buoy deployed to test water quality near Haulover Inlet
Scientists have deployed a research buoy near FIU’s Biscayne Bay Campus to monitor conditions in light of the recent red […]
Saturn’s largest moon may hold key to cleaner engines
A new discovery on Titan’s haze is revealing new information about burning fuels on Earth. FIU chemist Alexander Mebel and […]
FIU expert panel to discuss Florida red tide
The confirmation of a red tide in the waters off Miami-Dade and Palm Beach counties – a rare occurrence on […]
Florida red tide experts list
Miami-Dade closed beaches north of the Haulover inlet Thursday morning after confirming the presence of red tide in ocean waters. Earlier […]
Could cognitive interview unlock memories in Kavanaugh debate?
The creator of the cognitive interview believes his technique could yield new information into allegations made against United States Supreme […]
My internship at Amazon
Name: Kerlin Michel Dates of Internship: February – July 2018 Hometown: Florida City Degree/Major: Computer Science major, Math minor; Honors College […]
September 2018 in photos: Football season, Nicaragua roundtable and antenna innovation
The first day of September saw football return to campus. The rest of the month brought even more. Here are […]
Memories of sexual abuse, trauma remain accurate into adulthood
Adults can accurately recall traumatic events from childhood, including instances of sexual abuse, a new article shows. This has prompted […]
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