Topic: Research Excellence
Iceland: The land of fire and ice
A series of volcanic eruptions has rocked Iceland since 2021, as the Reykjanes Peninsula awakened from a nearly 800-year slumber. Climate change could be contributing to the increased volcanic activity, according to a University of Miami marine geoscientist.
Course teaches students intricacies of curating an exhibition
Students at the School of Architecture are using the University Libraries Special Collections to explore the history and architecture of prominent Miami sites.
eMerge Americas: Showcasing research excellence
University of Miami scientists and students will display innovative technologies and research during eMerge Americas 2024 at the Miami Convention Center on April 18-19. View this report for continuous updates.
From paper planes to 3D-printed aircraft
University of Miami engineering student Joshua Prabahar grew up building paper airplanes in his native Jamaica. Today, his experimental designs could help revolutionize short takeoff or landing aircraft.
Researchers explore power of AI to craft novel solutions
The latest round of U-LINK team research funding focuses on utilizing artificial intelligence tools to improve our world.
A flight out of this world
MAGGIE, a solar-powered aircraft being developed by a College of Engineering researcher, would fly on Mars to help answer questions about the red planet.
Climate conversations on point in Miami Beach
University leaders and researchers provided insight and shed light on the many solutions proposed this week at the Aspen Ideas: Climate conference.
Depth-defying scientific explorations
Marine biologist Richard Coleman has gone to extremes to study the migration patterns of certain fish species in many unexplored regions of the ocean.
Our minds drift more as tasks drag on, researchers find
A new University of Miami study shows that a person’s ability to sustain their attention while performing a task decreases over time.
Depth-defying scientific explorations
Marine biologist Richard Coleman has gone to extremes to study the migration patterns of certain fish species in many unexplored regions of the ocean.
Digestible tidbits of research
During the annual Three Minute Thesis Competition, seven graduate students summed up their research projects in rapid succession.
Dynamic program keeps students a step ahead
The exercise physiology program in the School of Education and Human Development provides doctoral students innovative hands-on research and teaching opportunities to advance their careers.
