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Research Science and Technology Atmospheric scientist Elliott Atlas and postdoctoral students Katie Smith, left, and Victoria Treadway examine some of the instruments that are used to collect and analyze air samples from the upper stratosphere.
Research Science and Technology Atmospheric scientist Elliott Atlas and postdoctoral students Katie Smith, left, and Victoria Treadway examine some of the instruments that are used to collect and analyze air samples from the upper stratosphere.
Research Science and Technology Atmospheric scientist Elliott Atlas and postdoctoral students Katie Smith, left, and Victoria Treadway examine some of the instruments that are used to collect and analyze air samples from the upper stratosphere.

University of Miami atmospheric scientist Elliot Atlas is part of a NASA-funded project studying how intense storms impact the stratosphere.

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Research All of Us
Research All of Us
Research All of Us

‘All of Us’ research program marks successful first year

Led by the Miller School of Medicine, the southeast region has enrolled more than 14,000 volunteers in the national landmark study

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Research All of Us
Research All of Us
Research All of Us

‘All of Us’ research program marks successful first year

Led by the Miller School of Medicine, the southeast region has enrolled more than 14,000 volunteers in the national landmark study

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Research All of Us
Research All of Us
Research All of Us

‘All of Us’ research program marks successful first year

Led by the Miller School of Medicine, the southeast region has enrolled more than 14,000 volunteers in the national landmark study

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Research All of Us
Research All of Us

‘All of Us’ research program marks successful first year

Led by the Miller School of Medicine, the southeast region has enrolled more than 14,000 volunteers in the national landmark study

../stories/2019/12/all-of-us-research-program-marks-successful-first-year.html

Research Orcas swim at sunset off the coast of Tromso, Norway, a gateway to the high Arctic Circle.
Research Orcas swim at sunset off the coast of Tromso, Norway, a gateway to the high Arctic Circle.
Research Orcas swim at sunset off the coast of Tromso, Norway, a gateway to the high Arctic Circle.

Celebrating—and protecting—nature’s bounty

The University of Miami’s Natalie Barefoot is celebrating Thanksgiving week alongside orcas and humpback whales, as part of an all-women research expedition.

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Research Orcas swim at sunset off the coast of Tromso, Norway, a gateway to the high Arctic Circle.
Research Orcas swim at sunset off the coast of Tromso, Norway, a gateway to the high Arctic Circle.

Celebrating—and protecting—nature’s bounty

The University of Miami’s Natalie Barefoot is celebrating Thanksgiving week alongside orcas and humpback whales, as part of an all-women research expedition.

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Research Orcas swim at sunset off the coast of Tromso, Norway, a gateway to the high Arctic Circle.
Research Orcas swim at sunset off the coast of Tromso, Norway, a gateway to the high Arctic Circle.
Research Orcas swim at sunset off the coast of Tromso, Norway, a gateway to the high Arctic Circle.

Celebrating—and protecting—nature’s bounty

The University of Miami’s Natalie Barefoot is celebrating Thanksgiving week alongside orcas and humpback whales, as part of an all-women research expedition.

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Research A city worker helps a woman who decided to cross St. Mark square on a gangway, in spite of prohibition, in Venice, Italy, Sunday, Nov. 17, 2019. Venetians are bracing for the prospect of another exceptional tide in a season that is setting new records. Officials are forecasting a 1.6 meter (5 feet, 2 inches) surge Sunday. That comes after Tuesday's 1.87 meter flood, the worst in 53 years, followed by high tide of 1.54 meters on Friday. (AP Photo/Luca Bruno)
Research A city worker helps a woman who decided to cross St. Mark square on a gangway, in spite of prohibition, in Venice, Italy, Sunday, Nov. 17, 2019. Venetians are bracing for the prospect of another exceptional tide in a season that is setting new records. Officials are forecasting a 1.6 meter (5 feet, 2 inches) surge Sunday. That comes after Tuesday's 1.87 meter flood, the worst in 53 years, followed by high tide of 1.54 meters on Friday. (AP Photo/Luca Bruno)
Research A city worker helps a woman who decided to cross St. Mark square on a gangway, in spite of prohibition, in Venice, Italy, Sunday, Nov. 17, 2019. Venetians are bracing for the prospect of another exceptional tide in a season that is setting new records. Officials are forecasting a 1.6 meter (5 feet, 2 inches) surge Sunday. That comes after Tuesday's 1.87 meter flood, the worst in 53 years, followed by high tide of 1.54 meters on Friday. (AP Photo/Luca Bruno)

The water woes of Venice

The northeastern Italian city, built in a lagoon and growing increasingly more susceptible to sea level rise, has experienced its worst flooding in 50 years.

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Research A city worker helps a woman who decided to cross St. Mark square on a gangway, in spite of prohibition, in Venice, Italy, Sunday, Nov. 17, 2019. Venetians are bracing for the prospect of another exceptional tide in a season that is setting new records. Officials are forecasting a 1.6 meter (5 feet, 2 inches) surge Sunday. That comes after Tuesday's 1.87 meter flood, the worst in 53 years, followed by high tide of 1.54 meters on Friday. (AP Photo/Luca Bruno)
Research A city worker helps a woman who decided to cross St. Mark square on a gangway, in spite of prohibition, in Venice, Italy, Sunday, Nov. 17, 2019. Venetians are bracing for the prospect of another exceptional tide in a season that is setting new records. Officials are forecasting a 1.6 meter (5 feet, 2 inches) surge Sunday. That comes after Tuesday's 1.87 meter flood, the worst in 53 years, followed by high tide of 1.54 meters on Friday. (AP Photo/Luca Bruno)
Research A city worker helps a woman who decided to cross St. Mark square on a gangway, in spite of prohibition, in Venice, Italy, Sunday, Nov. 17, 2019. Venetians are bracing for the prospect of another exceptional tide in a season that is setting new records. Officials are forecasting a 1.6 meter (5 feet, 2 inches) surge Sunday. That comes after Tuesday's 1.87 meter flood, the worst in 53 years, followed by high tide of 1.54 meters on Friday. (AP Photo/Luca Bruno)

The water woes of Venice

The northeastern Italian city, built in a lagoon and growing increasingly more susceptible to sea level rise, has experienced its worst flooding in 50 years.

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Research Katharine Mach is an Associate Professor at the University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science and a faculty scholar at the UM Abess Center for Ecosystem Science and Policy.
Research Katharine Mach is an Associate Professor at the University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science and a faculty scholar at the UM Abess Center for Ecosystem Science and Policy.
Research Katharine Mach is an Associate Professor at the University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science and a faculty scholar at the UM Abess Center for Ecosystem Science and Policy.

On the front lines of the climate emergency

Climate scientist Katharine Mach is researching ways to adapt to our changing climate, including how people are being forced to retreat from areas becoming uninhabitable.

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Research Katharine Mach is an Associate Professor at the University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science and a faculty scholar at the UM Abess Center for Ecosystem Science and Policy.
Research Katharine Mach is an Associate Professor at the University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science and a faculty scholar at the UM Abess Center for Ecosystem Science and Policy.
Research Katharine Mach is an Associate Professor at the University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science and a faculty scholar at the UM Abess Center for Ecosystem Science and Policy.

On the front lines of the climate emergency

Climate scientist Katharine Mach is researching ways to adapt to our changing climate, including how people are being forced to retreat from areas becoming uninhabitable.

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Research Jeanine Anez, the second vice president of Bolivia's Senate is serving as interim president in the wake of Evo Morales' resignation
Research Jeanine Anez, the second vice president of Bolivia's Senate is serving as interim president in the wake of Evo Morales' resignation
Research Jeanine Anez, the second vice president of Bolivia's Senate is serving as interim president in the wake of Evo Morales' resignation

Witnessing Bolivia’s power vacuum

Political scientist Calla Hummel, who was in Bolivia during its flawed election, shares her insights on President Evo Morales’ sudden resignation.

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Research Jeanine Anez, the second vice president of Bolivia's Senate is serving as interim president in the wake of Evo Morales' resignation
Research Jeanine Anez, the second vice president of Bolivia's Senate is serving as interim president in the wake of Evo Morales' resignation
Research Jeanine Anez, the second vice president of Bolivia's Senate is serving as interim president in the wake of Evo Morales' resignation

Witnessing Bolivia’s power vacuum

Political scientist Calla Hummel, who was in Bolivia during its flawed election, shares her insights on President Evo Morales’ sudden resignation.

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Research Map of Havana, 1907
Research Map of Havana, 1907
Research Map of Havana, 1907
Research Map of Havana, 1907

Havana 500: School of Architecture hosts event to mark anniversary

The history of the Caribbean city will be examined during a two-day symposium this week featuring architecture and design experts.

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Atlantic hurricane season satellite image
Research Atlantic hurricane season satellite image

The 2019 Atlantic hurricane season is unforgettable

Two Category 5 storms and an unusual number of weak and short-lived storms characterize a season that still has three weeks to go.

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Artist Robert Rauschenberg's Fish House on Captiva Island
Research Artist Robert Rauschenberg's Fish House on Captiva Island

Expanding the horizons of environmental research

Supported by the Office of the Provost, the first Abess Scholars have wide latitude to bridge the gap between science and environmental policy.

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The University of Miami’s Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science will host in January a three-day symposium that will examine the science behind predicting extreme weather events within changing global or regional climate patterns.
The University of Miami’s Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science will host in January a three-day symposium that will examine the science behind predicting extreme weather events within changing global or regional climate patterns.
The University of Miami’s Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science will host in January a three-day symposium that will examine the science behind predicting extreme weather events within changing global or regional climate patterns.
Research The University of Miami’s Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science will host in January a three-day symposium that will examine the science behind predicting extreme weather events within changing global or regional climate patterns.

Experts to gather at the University of Miami for climate summit

The three-day event—Miami Climate Symposium 2020: Predicting and Living with Extremes—will explore the growing link between climate change and extreme weather events.

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The University of Miami’s Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science will host in January a three-day symposium that will examine the science behind predicting extreme weather events within changing global or regional climate patterns.
The University of Miami’s Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science will host in January a three-day symposium that will examine the science behind predicting extreme weather events within changing global or regional climate patterns.
The University of Miami’s Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science will host in January a three-day symposium that will examine the science behind predicting extreme weather events within changing global or regional climate patterns.
Research The University of Miami’s Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science will host in January a three-day symposium that will examine the science behind predicting extreme weather events within changing global or regional climate patterns.

Experts to gather at the University of Miami for climate summit

The three-day event—Miami Climate Symposium 2020: Predicting and Living with Extremes—will explore the growing link between climate change and extreme weather events.

../stories/2019/10/experts-to-gather-at-the-university-of-miami-for-climate-summit..html

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Magic Leap, University of Miami, UM, mixed reality
Magic Leap, University of Miami, UM, mixed reality
Magic Leap, University of Miami, UM, mixed reality
Research Magic Leap, University of Miami, UM, mixed reality

Innovative ideas wanted

The Office of the Provost is seeking proposals for projects that will harness Magic Leap technology to bolster learning or research.

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Magic Leap, University of Miami, UM, mixed reality
Magic Leap, University of Miami, UM, mixed reality
Magic Leap, University of Miami, UM, mixed reality
Research Magic Leap, University of Miami, UM, mixed reality

Innovative ideas wanted

The Office of the Provost is seeking proposals for projects that will harness Magic Leap technology to bolster learning or research.

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Research Professor GeCheng Zha and College of Engineering graduate student Brendan McBreen examine a prototype wing containing micro-compressors that would generate vertical lift and propulsion in an electric V/STOL aircraft.
Research Professor GeCheng Zha and College of Engineering graduate student Brendan McBreen examine a prototype wing containing micro-compressors that would generate vertical lift and propulsion in an electric V/STOL aircraft.
Research Professor GeCheng Zha and College of Engineering graduate student Brendan McBreen examine a prototype wing containing micro-compressors that would generate vertical lift and propulsion in an electric V/STOL aircraft.
Research Professor GeCheng Zha and College of Engineering graduate student Brendan McBreen examine a prototype wing containing micro-compressors that would generate vertical lift and propulsion in an electric V/STOL aircraft.

The future of flight

With technology developed at the University of Miami, aerospace engineer GeCheng Zha hopes to usher in a new era of urban air transportation.

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Professor GeCheng Zha and College of Engineering graduate student Brendan McBreen examine a prototype wing containing micro-compressors that would generate vertical lift and propulsion in an electric V/STOL aircraft.
Professor GeCheng Zha and College of Engineering graduate student Brendan McBreen examine a prototype wing containing micro-compressors that would generate vertical lift and propulsion in an electric V/STOL aircraft.
Professor GeCheng Zha and College of Engineering graduate student Brendan McBreen examine a prototype wing containing micro-compressors that would generate vertical lift and propulsion in an electric V/STOL aircraft.
Research Professor GeCheng Zha and College of Engineering graduate student Brendan McBreen examine a prototype wing containing micro-compressors that would generate vertical lift and propulsion in an electric V/STOL aircraft.

The future of flight

With technology developed at the University of Miami, aerospace engineer GeCheng Zha hopes to usher in a new era of urban air transportation.

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Research Sannisha Dale
Research Sannisha Dale
Research Sannisha Dale
Research Sannisha Dale

Microaggressions, HIV, and black women in Miami

Through Project MMAGIC, assistant professor of psychology Sannisha Dale will analyze how snide comments, insulting jokes, and reoccurring violence affect the health of black women living with HIV.

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Sannisha Dale
Sannisha Dale
Sannisha Dale
Research Sannisha Dale

Microaggressions, HIV, and black women in Miami

Through Project MMAGIC, assistant professor of psychology Sannisha Dale will analyze how snide comments, insulting jokes, and reoccurring violence affect the health of black women living with HIV.

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Examining Cuba and its diaspora
Examining Cuba and its diaspora
Examining Cuba and its diaspora
Research Examining Cuba and its diaspora

Examining Cuba and its diaspora

The University of Miami’s Cuban Heritage Collection will host its third New Directions in Cuban Studies Conference.

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Examining Cuba and its diaspora
Examining Cuba and its diaspora
Examining Cuba and its diaspora
Research Examining Cuba and its diaspora

Examining Cuba and its diaspora

The University of Miami’s Cuban Heritage Collection will host its third New Directions in Cuban Studies Conference.

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Frost School of Music, Music Education
Research Frost School of Music, Music Education

The impact of music

Frost School of Music faculty member Carlos Abril highlights how demographic characteristics influence enrollment in specific types of high school music courses.

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Frost School of Music, Music Education
Frost School of Music, Music Education
Frost School of Music, Music Education
Research Frost School of Music, Music Education

The impact of music

Frost School of Music faculty member Carlos Abril highlights how demographic characteristics influence enrollment in specific types of high school music courses.

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Vance Lemmon
Vance Lemmon
Vance Lemmon
Research Vance Lemmon

Turbo-charging the discovery process

Researchers at The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis pioneered the use of an “amazing microscope” to search for a drug that can repair spinal cord injuries.

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Vance Lemmon
Vance Lemmon
Vance Lemmon
Research Vance Lemmon

Turbo-charging the discovery process

Researchers at The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis pioneered the use of an “amazing microscope” to search for a drug that can repair spinal cord injuries.

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