Continuing Education Course: Flora and Fauna of the Florida Keys
This listing has expired. View current opportunities here. The Center for Coastal Ocean Research’s Flora and Fauna of the Florida […]
Articles by: Catherine Guinovart
Journey to becoming a Diver Medical Technician
Experts from the Medina Aquarius Program worked with World Extreme Medicine to train a group of six physicians from around the world to become […]
Astronauts test navy diver AR displays at Aquarius
Navy divers face many challenges when working underwater – from zero-visibility to low-gravity – all while trying to remember complex […]
Aquarius program offers course with World Extreme Medicine
The Medina Aquarius Program has partnered with World Extreme Medicine to offer a unique course, Hyperbaric Medicine and Saturation Diving, designed to […]
Light, color, vision and the Underwater World
Animals around the world, from squids to chameleons to octopus, have developed unique adaptations that allow them to change colors […]
Aquarius Resurfaced: Caribbean sponge communities structured by top-down effects
Sponges are becoming the dominant habitat-forming organism on Caribbean reefs as corals continue to decline because of environmental stressors like […]
Aquanaut Hervé Stevenin – from Aquarius to Gateway
Aquanauts who participate in NASA Extreme Environment Mission Operations (NEEMO) at Aquarius Reef Base are on the cutting edge of exploration technology. Hervé Stevenin, […]
Fishing for toxins
Last week Dr. John Berry, associate professor within the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, did a talk at the Ocean Life Lecture […]
Aquarius Resurfaced: Microbial diversity in massive starlet coral
During NEEMO XX, a fourteen-day mission aboard Aquarius, the aquanaut team assisted researchers from FIU’s IMaGeS Lab in the collection of samples used […]
Dr. James Fourqurean: Saving seagrass to save the planet
Dr. James Fourqurean, the Director of FIU’s Center for Coastal Oceans Research and member of the International Blue Carbon Initiative, a […]
