Webinar: Trauma-informed care
The School of Education and Human Development hosted a free webinar focused on trauma-informed approaches and care strategies that teachers […]
The School of Education and Human Development hosted a free webinar focused on trauma-informed approaches and care strategies that teachers […]
FIU’s Trace Evidence Analysis Facility was recognized by the National Institute of Standards and Technology-sponsored Organization of Scientific Area Committees […]
Rising ocean temperatures are killing coral reefs, but researchers discovered corals have a secret buried in their genes that just […]
Climate change is rapidly causing serious economic, social and environmental impacts on coastlines around the globe. With extreme weather events, […]
Patricia Heithaus spends her days in front of a computer screen watching videos of coral reefs. The grandmother of four […]
Friendly fungi may be the key to helping vulnerable Florida orchid populations rebound. Ellen Garcia, a graduate student in the […]
The unprecedented fish kills and algal blooms recently seen in Biscayne Bay have brought up many questions to locals and […]
An FIU Institute of Environment researcher is trying to understand how mangrove coasts gain back their strength after being hit […]
When the summer semester came along, students still weren’t allowed on campus. Experimental labs were canceled, and remote labs became […]
By Nina Jungman Plants, like animals, must fight to survive. Unlike animals, the key to the plants’ survival lies in […]