Science

The book, published by Springer Press, fills gaps in biological and ecological understanding for scientists, managers, divers and fisherfolk.

The recipients are Karen Kim Guisbert and Eric Guisbert in the Department of Biomedical and Chemical Engineering and Sciences.

Jonathan Bergeron ’97 was named chief operating officer and dive safety officer at the Coral Restoration Foundation in Key Largo, Florida

Meteorology alumna builds a career chasing storms and dreams

Ocean engineering and marine sciences students carry on 20-year tradition dressing up as various zooplankton to celebrate Halloween

Art created by aerospace engineering major Nava Pishgar now adorns a satellite launched into space in September.

The 1 p.m. Zoom event, suitable for viewers age 9 and up, is presented by Sharks4Kids, a Fort Lauderdale-based nonprofit.

The event brings together students and faculty from the U.S. and abroad and members of the business and government sectors.

From location and alumni to research, equipment and partnerships, the university boasts many connections to the space industry.

The vast Amazonian rainforest could be replaced by savanna within our lifetime, a catastrophic change spurred by rising temperatures and human activity.