Topic: Academics
College of Arts and Sciences faculty among world's most cited researchers
More than 50 faculty members from the University of Miami College of Arts and Sciences were recognized on a prestigious list of highly cited researchers.
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From classroom ideas to business ventures
The University of Miami Business School is building a pipeline to help students move their ideas from the classroom to market through resources and opportunities such as “The Taste of Entrepreneurship,” which connected aspiring entrepreneurs with founders in the food industry.
Can exercise slow Parkinson’s decline?
Researchers at the Max Orovitz Laboratory are studying how resistance training can help people with Parkinson’s disease improve strength, mobility and physical function.
Can exercise slow Parkinson’s decline?
Researchers at the Max Orovitz Laboratory are studying how resistance training can help people with Parkinson’s disease improve strength, mobility and physical function.
Nursing school dean elected to National Academy of Medicine
Hudson Santos, a University of Miami nurse researcher renowned for leading studies on how early life adversity affects maternal-child health and developmental outcomes, recently received one of the highest honors in the medical field.
Unfolding DNA’s secrets
University of Miami doctoral student Bishal Shrestha is using artificial intelligence to detect unusual changes in DNA’s 3D structure over time, opening new possibilities for understanding how disease develops.
From Miami to Mauritius
Recent alumnus Jason Ramkissoon was just named a Fulbright recipient and is the ninth University of Miami awardee to receive the distinguished award this year. He will be teaching English in the small island nation of Mauritius.
Music Industry program celebrates milestone anniversary
The Frost School’s Music Industry program is commemorating 60 years of teaching students to thrive in the constantly changing music business world. Their continuing success was reaffirmed by Billboard, which once again included MIND in its list of top music industry programs.
