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PI Martin Grosell to Present at University of Miami’s “Sea Secrets” Lecture Series

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On Tuesday, Jan. 23 UM Rosenstiel School Professor Martin Grosell will present his talk “In the Wake of an Environmental Disaster – Is There a Silver Lining?” in which he will discuss what was learned from the extensive research effort that took place following the 2010 Deepwater Horizon spill. Grosell is the lead Principal Investigator and Director of RECOVER (Relationships of Effects of Cardiac Outcomes in fish for Validation of Ecological Risk).

University of Miami Saves Research Fish from Hurricane Irma

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In preparation for Hurricane Irma, the team at the University of Miami Experimental Fish Hatchery successfully transported valuable research fish into the world’s largest hurricane simulator – SUSTAIN (SUrge-STructure-Atmosphere INteraction Facility) – at the University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science. SUSTAIN’s tank can house nearly 40,000 gallons of water and generate … Continued

2017 Mahi-mahi Tagging Expedition

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Ten miles off the coast of Miami, a 96-foot research vessel drifts along the deep-blue waters of the Gulf Stream. A fishing rod bends dramatically followed immediately by the scream of drag. Martin Grosell tightens his grip and holds on. “He’s a big one!” he exclaims, as a 30lb bull mahi-mahi erupts from the water … Continued

Congratulations Dr. Graciel Diamante!

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We are extremely proud to introduce Dr. Graciel Diamante. It has been an honor working with her on RECOVER and we wish her the very best in her new endeavors. Below, please find a word from Dr. Schlenk. “Graciel defended her dissertation on August 10 and is now a recipient of a PhD from the … Continued

Virtual Lab Creates More “Wow” Moments in Science Discovery

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A child’s face lit up with wonder as she peered into a microscope for the first time and discovered a new world. Researchers at the Miami-based RECOVER consortium want experiences like this to happen more often for more students, so they designed and developed the RECOVER Virtual Lab. Now, scientists can engage students ages 8 and older anywhere anytime with an innovative lab experience that is accessible online and soon through the Apple App Store.

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