Seniors Erica Goldfinger and Eliza Stuart are both graduating with honors in geography and sustainable development for their acumen in geospatial mapping, despite their divergent interests in how to use the tool.
Students and faculty members discover some of the possibilities for the future of education through the University’s first course conducted in virtual reality.
From an aerial transportation system on Mars to a new way to rehab wrist paralysis, graduating seniors in the College of Engineering showcased their capstone projects.
Aficionados at the University of Miami analyze the design, mechanisms, and environmental impacts of Formula One cars leading up to the Miami Grand Prix in South Florida on Sunday.
During the 2022 Climate and Health Symposium, researchers from across the University of Miami and elsewhere will examine the link between climate change and negative health effects and will explore strategies to mitigate the problem.
Inaugural Climate Resilience Academy Symposium highlights extreme heat as a critical climate change stressor and spotlights the first resilience projects destined to progress through the University’s new academy partnerships.
From a seawall that dissipates the energy of dangerous waves to goggles that diagnose eye diseases to a drone that can map thousands of acres in only days, the University of Miami showcased its work to accelerate innovation and technological advances during the hemispheric eMerge Americas conference April 18-19, 2022, at the Miami Beach Convention Center.
The foundation’s contribution will support new courses, programs, and degrees in software engineering; fellowships; lectures; and a digital technology conference to be held at the college.
From a seawall that dissipates the energy of dangerous waves to goggles that diagnose eye diseases to a drone that can map thousands of acres in only days, the University of Miami is showcasing many of its high-tech projects at the two-day conference at the Miami Beach Convention Center.
Premios Verdes, a nonprofit organization that each year recognizes and supports more than 500 social and environmental projects throughout Latin America, is launching a new collaboration with the University of Miami.
The University of Miami will launch a new Climate Resilience Academy, a functional research and coordinating hub supporting the University’s academic units and pursuing an interdisciplinary approach that links with private and public partners to solve impacts of climate change and other complex global issues.