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Rachel Yohay, an associate professor in the Department of Physics.
07/20/23

Faculty Spotlight: Rachel Yohay

Pamela Keel
07/19/23

FSU psychologist selected for membership in Academy of Science, Engineering and Medicine of Florida

Professor Emeritus Jon Bailey
07/11/23

Five questions: FSU professor emeritus on the top-ranked program helping children on the autism spectrum

This is a headshot of Dr. Kevin Fossez.
07/11/23

FSU physicist awarded NSF CAREER award for theoretical nuclear physics research

Lea Nienhaus is an assistant professor of chemistry at ÌÇÐÄvlog.
07/10/23

FSU chemist earns prestigious Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Award for education and research contributions

Artist rendition of stagnant lid tectonics on the early Earth, approximately 4 billion years ago. (Michael Osadciw/University of Rochester)
06/23/23

FSU assistant professor’s research helps determine origins of plate tectonics

Adrian Barbu, a professor in the Department of Statistics
06/22/23

Faculty Spotlight: Adrian Barbu

Tatjana Soldat-Jaffe
06/14/23

FSU linguistics professor earns Fulbright Scholar Award to work and conduct research in Austria

This is Elizabeth Slate's headshot.
06/14/23

FSU statistician elected Fellow of Institute of Mathematical Statistics

An overview of the experimental process showing: a) White and black microplastic, b) sand and a mixing tool, c) pouring sand and microplastics into a container, d) transporting containers at the FSU Coastal and Marine Laboratory, e) top view of container, f) another view showing a mesh screen over holes, and g) the experiment site. (Courtesy of Mariana Fuentes)
06/13/23

FSU researchers: Hotter sand from microplastics could affect sea turtle development

Jessica Ribeiro
06/07/23

FSU psychologist earns prestigious award for suicide prevention work

This is a headshot of Derek Nee.
06/01/23

Faculty Spotlight: Derek Nee

Researchers onboard the R/V Atlantis collect a sediment trap during a 2019 research cruise. Sediment traps collect particles falling toward the seafloor. Analyzing their contents helped Stukel and his research team to quantify carbon sequestration from various sources in the California Current Ecosystem. (Courtesy of Michael Stukel)
05/18/23

FSU researchers analyze carbon sequestration in California Current Ecosystem

2023 Hurricane season
05/17/23

FSU faculty available to comment for 2023 hurricane season

Alan Spector
05/12/23

FSU neuroscientist wins prestigious chemical senses award for work on taste function

This is a headshot of Dr. Schlenoff.
05/11/23

Faculty Spotlight: Zeina Schlenoff