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What do you want to know about sharks?
Shark Week is approaching and FIU News is ready to talk predators. With some of the top marine researchers in […]
Posts tagged with: "Mike Heithaus"
Arts & Sciences, Education join forces to form new college
The College of Arts & Sciences and College of Education are integrating to form the College of Arts, Sciences & […]
Overfishing is changing the oceans, one predator at a time
Humans are changing marine ecosystems in different and unprecedented ways. As humans continue to alter the number of predators living […]
Dr. Heithaus goes to Washington
D.C. Weekly Update: As Congress passed a continuing resolution funding the government until Dec. 11, FIU’s research was center stage at […]
Marine predators take bite out of climate change
When it comes to mitigating climate change, marine predators could be a key factor. Coastal habitats full of vegetation, including […]
Dean’s Sept. 29 testimony before Congress to be webcast
Every week FIU’s Office of Governmental Relations shares with FIU News what’s happening in Washington, D.C., and how it impacts the university. Watch […]
Historic shark census catches predators on camera
Researchers are embarking on the largest-ever attempt to survey the world’s shark populations. Predators are disappearing from the oceans in alarming […]
FIU in the Next Gen: Research
How will the discoveries and inventions of FIU faculty impact the world of the future? In the 50 years since […]
Researchers uncover Shark River mysteries with Jeff Corwin
FIU researchers have teamed up with conservationist and TV personality Jeff Corwin to share their mission of protecting the Florida […]
U.S. Coast Guard partners with FIU on recruitment and research
Max Sherno describes the U.S. Coast Guard scholarship program – known as CSPI – as the best kept secret in […]
Heithaus appointed dean of Arts & Sciences
Mike Heithaus has been appointed the dean of FIU’s College of Arts & Sciences. Heithaus, who has served as interim […]
14-year-old receives scholarship to FIU
Just midway through her freshman year of high school, Miami Beach Senior High School student Rebecca Rauch-Thane has been awarded […]
The White House comes to campus
This week, President Obama’s top science adviser was on campus, FIU research was on center stage –both in Miami and Washington, […]
Heat wave offers glimpse into climate change
An unprecedented marine heat wave that swept the Southeast Indian Ocean in 2011 has given FIU scientists a glimpse into […]
Tropics at a crossroads: FIU addresses changing planet through research, partnerships and policy
The greatest concentration of biodiversity occurs in the tropics, especially in rainforests and coral reefs. Biodiversity is the diversity of […]
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