Science and Technology
Can managed retreat save lives, homes from the West Coast’s fires?
Rosenstiel School researcher Katharine Mach, who studies the response and adaptation to changing climatic conditions, examines the possibilities of moving people and assets out of harm’s way.
Is climate change fueling the West Coast’s destructive fires?
As the battle to contain wildfires continues, so does the debate as to how much climate change is exacerbating the blazes. And, University of Miami experts weigh in.
Scientist takes a closer look at the genome
With a $1.82 million grant, computer scientist and bioinformatic researcher Zheng Wang is poised to help researchers see every aspect of the genome in super-resolution 3D.
Climate change is pushing people and wildlife to new habitats
Experts in climate change and its effects on fish and humanity spoke about their latest findings during the Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science’s third virtual Climate Café.
Engineering student helps NASA advance its mission
During a 10-week virtual internship at NASA’s Glen Research Center, Carnell Bolden worked on a groundbreaking technique to take temperature measurements inside turbine engines.
Researchers share novel ways to restore South Florida’s coral reefs
In the second “Climate Café,” professors from the Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science described the history of Florida’s coral reef research and how they are working to revive the Florida Reef Tract in the face of climate change.
Weather, wind contributed to fish kill in Biscayne Bay
The head of the ocean acidification lab at the Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science collected water samples of the areas affected by the phenomenon and explained possible causes.
University used teamwork to execute remote and safe-classroom instruction
With three different modalities—in-person, remote, and hybrid learning—and technology like webcams for videoconferencing now in place, classes have resumed on the Coral Gables Campus with the safety of students, faculty, and instructors in mind.
Research explores how the brain functions
Brian Anwari, clinical associate professor, can answer many questions about how our brains work.
Student uses skills, social media to spread coral reef awareness
Juliana Grilo, a Rosenstiel School undergraduate student, utilized her photos and videos to broadcast consciousness about coral restoration.
Rosenstiel School to launch Climate Cafés series
The series of three virtual seminars will focus on climate science and research being conducted by Rosenstiel School faculty members and students.
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