Physics

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The vastness of outer space has always sparked a sense of wonder in many people and has led some to
Stocker telescope captures really old star stuff blazing our way
Researchers at FIU’s Stocker AstroScience Center often lie in wait, waiting for that unexpected moment when something of galactic proportions
Physics effort led by FIU professor earns national recognition
STEP UP, a partnership led by FIU professor Zahra Hazari, received Public Choice recognition at the 2021 National Science Foundation
FIU@Home: Discover the super flower blood moon lunar eclipse
Home is the first learning laboratory. This series brings opportunities to discover, explore and create to life-long learners everywhere. Through
CASE Spring 2021 Real Triumphs Graduates
A diverse group of men and women in background, nationality, interests and ambitions, these individuals are shining examples of what

Excessive media exposure to traumatic events could harm kids

November 16, 2021

FIU researchers found that when a child is exposed to excessive media coverage of a major climate event, like a hurricane, it can lead to […]
Highly contagious coronavirus variant’s mutation weakens antibody effectiveness

September 16, 2021

FIU researchers looking to unravel the secrets of how the delta variant became so contagious have found an intriguing clue — there’s one site […]
DOE awards FIU grant to help diversify physics

July 19, 2021

U.S. Department of Energy grant will provide paid internships to underrepresented minority undergraduate students at FIU.
COVID-19 variants develop better lock-picking skills to invade human cells

July 19, 2021

Like expert lock pickers, COVID-19 variants may be more adept at breaking into and infecting human cells, according to new research conducted by FIU […]
8 billion wobbling muons just put particle theory on notice

May 9, 2021

FIU alumnus was part of an international team of 160 physicists who worked on the groundbreaking Muon g-2 experiment.

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