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6 things to know about Florida red tide
Gov. Rick Scott has declared a state of emergency due to Florida red tide in seven counties, including Charlotte, Collier, […]
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Florida red tide experts list
Florida red tide blooms have crept up along the state’s west coast leaving discolored, smelly water and dead wildlife in […]
The Meg: a 5-second movie review from FIU shark expert
If you’re wondering whether The Meg is worth the price of admission, FIU shark expert and dean of the College […]
South Florida’s natural ecosystems can provide affordable protection from chronic flooding
As part of an op-ed series, FIU News shares the expertise and diverse perspectives of members of the university community. In […]
To stop mosquitoes, target their young, biologist says
New study shows insecticides had little effect in Zika-struck Miami Bacterial larvicide, not standard insecticides, are the best solution for […]
Let slow-growth forests recover before logging once more
Loggers need to control their appetite for slow-growing trees to spare the Amazon rainforest from deforestation. A new study by […]
A new Rx for what ails South Florida’s beaches
As part of an op-ed series, FIU News shares the expertise and diverse perspectives of members of the university community. In […]
FIU celebrates Preeminent Programs
It takes a lot of work by a lot of people to keep FIU a top-tier research institution. On a […]
Science policy fellows tackle Gulf of Mexico
Shelby Servais and Ben Wilson both earned degrees at FIU. Both did research in the Florida Everglades. And they are […]
July 2018 in photos: Summer Commencement, Arctic research and Roary in a hammock
Summers are for making memories. At FIU, we’ve had no shortage of memorable moments that Panthers will cherish forever – […]
Threatened sharks still common in fin trade, new study finds
Despite international protection, threatened species of sharks continue to be found in the Hong Kong fin trade. A collaborative team […]
Guy Fieri takes dive with FIU researcher for Shark Week
Celebrity restauranteur explores favorite menu items for sharks Mark Bond’s free dive with Guy Fieri and a dozen sharks will […]
A fly in Cuba could be a canary in a coal mine for climate change
FIU researchers have for the first time found fly larvae that feast on the rare Mule Ear Orchid in Cuba, […]
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 […]
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 […]
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