Communications training for a return to the moon takes place at Aquarius
Whether one is diving on the ocean floor or walking on the surface of the moon, successful communication with mission […]
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Can long-lasting Styrofoam boxes incubate sea turtle eggs?
By Carolina Maria Two undergraduate students are helping conduct research to determine whether Styrofoam containers — long hated for their […]
Up Close: Tom Frankovich
By Sajida Malik At the College of Arts, Sciences & Education, we’re training the next generation of changemakers. Our faculty […]
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 […]
Duunnn dunnn…SharkFest is here
National Geographic’s must-sea event is back on July 5 — and FIU’s shark scientists are featured in four new SharkFest […]
FIU shark experts list
FIU has some of the top marine researchers in the country, including several focused on the science of sharks. They are […]
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 […]
Doctoral candidate secures seat at the table for Spanish speakers at ocean conservation conference
Healthy oceans begin with us. But how can everyone get involved if they don’t speak English? David Riera, a doctoral […]
FIU@Home: Explore Madagascar
Home is the first learning laboratory. This series brings opportunities to discover, explore and create to life-long learners everywhere. Through […]
