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Could mercury temper demand for shark fins?
FIU Ph.D. student Laura Garcia Barcia conducted the first study measuring levels of toxic mercury in shark fins [...]
FIU@Home: Create an indoor fort
By Nicholas Ogle Home is the first learning laboratory. This series brings opportunities to discover, explore and create to [...]
Researchers’ choices could draw different conclusions
FIU physics professor Angela R. Laird and her graduate students participated in a study investigating variability in research.
Hurricanes like Dorian can impact our drinking water
With the 2020 hurricane season off to an early start, people in the Bahamas are still recovering from last [...]
