Biomedical Engineering Student Recognized for Her Research in Brain Pericytes
Katerina Rodriguez/Staff Writer While most people probably may have heard of brain parasites, an FIU bioengineering graduate has recently been recognized for her work in…
Katerina Rodriguez/Staff Writer While most people probably may have heard of brain parasites, an FIU bioengineering graduate has recently been recognized for her work in…
Teresa Schuster/Staff Writer Students may be driven to school by semi-autonomous vehicles having full conversations with each other, thanks to ongoing research into vehicular communications…
Sarah DeMond/Staff writer Two years ago, Daphne Sugino Souffront’s home and community in Dorado, Puerto Rico were destroyed by back-to-back hurricanes Irma and Maria. …
Teresa Schuster/Contributing Writer Amputees could soon feel again, thanks to a prosthetics system being developed by FIU’s Adaptive Neural Systems Laboratory team. The system…
Jordan Coll/Staff Writer For most, giant squids are the creation of science fiction movies and books, but for one FIU professor they are her area…
By: Joshua Ceballos/News Director The University is well on its way to reaching its $750 million goal as part of their Next Horizon Campaign,…
Pre-med senior and eight year cancer survivor Cynthia Lau went to Washington D.C. to advocate for cancer research funding.
Written by Gabriella Genao/ Contributing writer A professor from the Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine was recognized by a national program that commemorates minorities for…
FIU’s Digital Commons has gone viral and reached beyond FIU’s physical borders, achieving more than two million downloads.
With its middling beginnings, awkward transitions, and odd bits that were at times difficult to make out, “A Sea Change” felt more like a work in progress than a completed production ready to take the stage.