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University researchers named among the nation’s best
Three University of Miami faculty members were named leaders in scholarly research productivity, earning top rankings from Academic Analytics among peer institutions within the Association of American Universities.
Shining a light on the inner workings of cells
Chemist Françisco Raymo has designed tiny molecules that can be used to take highly detailed images of diseased cells.
Summer arts and humanities research fuels creative discovery
A University of Miami art historian and a creative writing graduate student both traveled abroad this summer to conduct research.
8 students, alumni receive Fulbright awards
A large cohort of University of Miami students and alumni received Fulbright awards that will allow them to live, teach, and study in another country.
Using AI to preserve and share cultural heritage
With the help of digital tools, students in Shai Cohen’s “Sephardi & ChatGPT” course explored Sephardic culture and history.
Developing holistic kindergarten readiness measurements
The Miami-Dade IDEAS Consortium for Children, housed at the University of Miami, is partnering with the local school district to comprehensively assess school readiness.
Positive parenting strategies for anxious children
A University of Miami child and adolescent specialist offered a range of strategies, tips, and tools in a recorded webinar to help parents better socialize their distressed child and to develop their self-efficacy.
How long do the toxic effects of cadmium last?
Scientists in the Department of Biology have discovered new information about the enduring effects of a heavy metal found in many foods.
Green climate adaptation infrastructure more cost-effective than gray, study finds
University of Miami researcher Haoluan Wang surveyed South Florida residents to determine the cost effectiveness of different coastal climate adaptation projects.
A laboratory muse
A physics postdoctoral researcher and a musical composition graduate student found a way to merge their interests—through a concert inspired by tiny swimming coral larvae.
Exploring our changing South Florida landscape
A new grant from the Mellon Foundation is giving rise to a research project and set of courses that will explore Miami’s environmental history.
Marking a family legacy
University of Miami College of Arts and Sciences alumna Bonnie Dubbin Askowitz and her family are dedicating a bench in honor of their family history and the University’s centennial.
