The Medina Aquarius Program offers Diver Medic Technician course
Commercial, professional and scientific divers often need to work in remote areas where they are isolated from hospitals that can […]
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Postdocs link south Florida and Puerto Rico for hurricane research
For over a decade, FIU has built a collaborative partnership with the Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve (NERR) through […]
Make an impact – volunteer at the Cape Sable beach clean-up
Everglades National Park is seeking volunteers to join the Cape Sable trash clean-up to help avoid nesting turtles and hatchlings get caught […]
Monitoring Earth’s climate from the ocean floor
Scuba diving is the one way to reach the world’s only operating underwater research lab – and CBS News dove right […]
Journey to becoming a Diver Medical Technician
Written by: Catherine Guinovart Experts from the Medina Aquarius Program worked with World Extreme Medicine to train a group of six physicians from around […]
Continuing Education Course: Flora and Fauna of the Florida Keys
Starting the first Saturday in September, the Flora and Fauna of the Florida Keys course introduces students to the area’s natural communities, […]
First Coastal Ecosystems REU summer cohort graduates
Nine students from universities across the country traveled to FIU this summer as a part of the NSF Coastal Ecosystems Research […]
Astronauts test navy diver AR displays at Aquarius
Written by: Catherine Guinovart Navy divers face many challenges when working underwater – from zero-visibility to low-gravity – all while […]
Professor receives NSF grant to study crab evolution
Dr. Heather Bracken-Grissom, an evolutionary biologist in the Center for Coastal Oceans Research, was recently awarded over $450,000 by the National Science […]
Bills to aid oceans advance
This past June, researchers from the College of Arts, Sciences & Education joined experts and policy makers at Capitol Hill Ocean […]
