FIU@Home: Create Chemical Poetry
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Water goddess’ research may one day provide clean drinking water to millions
Anahita Esmaeilian has been thinking about the threat of unclean drinking water on our planet for a long time. She […]
For chemistry alumnus his pharmacist’s coat is his cape
Walking through a pharmacy as a child, Daniel Ruiz saw rows and rows of bottles lining the walls. A simple […]
Bugs, robots and brains
Walter Gonzalez didn’t have a lot of lasting friendships as a kid so he spent much of his time collecting […]
Almirall named AAAS fellow
José R. Almirall has been elected a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). Almirall, a chemistry professor in the College of […]
Alumna trades dance floor for farm fields
Carin Luna is on the frontlines of disease outbreaks but not of the human variety. She is part of the […]
FIU forensic facility recognized for adopting national science standards
FIU’s Trace Evidence Analysis Facility was recognized by the National Institute of Standards and Technology-sponsored Organization of Scientific Area Committees […]
Understanding and accepting science identity
Studies have shown college students from racial minorities pursuing science have trouble seeing themselves as scientists. Justin Carmel, an assistant […]
ADVANCE Florida Network provides benefits to visitors and hosts, says FIU professor
By Ashley Garcia Sonia Underwood is an assistant professor in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry and part of the STEM Transformation Institute, […]
FIU professor spearheads development of novel analytical tools
Chemistry professor and Institute of Environment researcher Francisco Fernández-Lima recently spoke with Chemical & Engineering News about his uses for […]
