With the first elevated concrete floor deck poured last week, the Frost Institute of Chemistry and Molecular Science is on pace to open in the summer of 2022.
The multidisciplinary forum in April will explore lessons learned from the regions. There is a call for papers to be presented, but abstracts must be submitted by Jan. 17.
Inspired by a Rosenstiel School course, Touri White has found a way to incorporate information about climate change into UMTV’S CanesCast weather reports.
The annual competition, which has been ongoing for 15 years, received more than 700 submissions from all over the world.
With support from JPMorgan Chase, the Office of Civic and Community Engagement enhanced its Miami Affordability Project to tackle two of Greater Miami’s most vexing challenges.
What was behind the record-smashing season? Was human-induced climate change a factor? And, what does next year hold for storm-weary coastal residents? University of Miami Rosenstiel School hurricane experts provide their input to address these questions.
Leyna Stemle aided in a study that is examining whether attaching green LED lights to fishing nets in Ghana helps keep sea turtles from being entangled in the nets.
With the acquisition of the new instrument and an accompanying nanoindenter, studies at the College of Engineering are entering a new and advanced era of materials characterization.
The University of Miami’s Institute for Data Science and Computing will host a lecture series to describe this emerging profession.
When it came time to create a lightweight, yet strong, composite for the aviation industry, Emrah Celik had to invent a new 3D printing technique to make the material a reality.
John Mark Newman, associate professor at the University of Miami School of Law and an expert on these issues, breaks down the biggest antitrust case against a tech company in two decades, including what it means for consumers.