3 things to know about working in marine conservation
The following op-ed by Predator Ecology & Conservation Lab Ph.D. Candidate Erin Spencer was originally published in Ocean Conservancy. If […]
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Aquarius helps researchers understand life in extreme environments
Written by: Paola Burgos-Carrasquill For astronauts, space is the most stressful environment they face. What’s not very clear is how […]
2021 red tide experts
As the peak of red tide season approaches, FIU experts are available to talk about how Florida red tide blooms […]
These female astronauts might go from Aquarius to the moon
Three of the women training for the U.S.’s return to the moon first trained for space missions at Aquarius — […]
Up Close: Laura Garcia Barcia
Deep Blue Sea may not be the most well-known horror film about sharks. But, it’s still pretty iconic. (Spoiler alert: […]
Corals have a secret weapon against a warming climate
Rising ocean temperatures are killing coral reefs, but researchers discovered corals have a secret buried in their genes that just […]
Bracken-Grissom appointed assistant director of Coastlines and Oceans Division
Heather Bracken-Grissom has made groundbreaking scientific contributions. Known for her expertise in evolution, biodiversity and conservation of marine animals and […]
Women aquanauts speak out on living underwater at Aquarius
Fifty years ago, an intrepid group of female marine scientists embarked on a historic mission to live and work beneath […]
FIU@Home: Discover Mantis Shrimp Vision
FIU’s Aquarius Reef Base gives scientists the gift of time. Living in the world’s only underwater laboratory allows scientists to […]
Fellowships empower graduate researcher to study bull sharks at Rookery Bay
Kristine Zikmanis, a biology Ph.D. student in the Institute of Environment’s Marine Community and Behavioral Ecology Lab, is researching sharks […]
