Faculty

This is a photo of Dr. David Whalley standing in front of some greenery.
04/13/23

Faculty Spotlight: David Whalley

Professor of Mathematics Alec Kercheval specializes in financial mathematics, mathematical economics, dynamical systems, and geometric analysis, and his most recent work contributes to decreasing risks in financial investment portfolios.
03/29/23

FSU mathematician uncovers methods to shrink sampling errors in large-dimensional data sets

Choeeta Chakrabarti. Photo by Sathya Photography.
03/23/23

Faculty Spotlight: Choeeta Chakrabarti

Wen Li is an associate professor of psychology and neuroscience at Florida State University.
03/22/23

FSU psychologist awarded $5.7M to study PTSD, pain

Sunflower sea stars, such as the one that appears in the foreground, could help keep purple sea urchins in check, according to new research from Florida State University Assistant Professor Daniel Okamoto and colleauges published in Proceedings of the Royal Society B. (Photo by Lynn Lee)
03/21/23

Recovery of endangered sunflower sea stars may play key role in restoring devastated submarine forests

Igor Alabugin
03/15/23

Design and Discovery

Leah Singh.
03/15/23

Community Service

Vandana Tripathi
03/15/23

A Matter of Acceleration

Oskar Vafek is a professor of physics at FSU and director of the theoretical condensed matter division at the National MagLab.
03/14/23

Florida State physicist elected American Physical Society Fellow

Lea Nienhaus is a recipient of the NSF CAREER award for her work on solar cell technology.
03/14/23

FSU chemist earns NSF CAREER Award for contributions to solar energy research

Wen Li is a professor of psychology at Florida State University and is also an affiliate of the neuroscience program.
03/14/23

What makes humans tick? FSU researchers explore brain’s sensory network to understand how brain perceives threat

Florida State University Professor Robert Spencer sampling the Yukon River at the Yupik village of Pilot Station, Alaska during the peak of spring thaw. (Courtesy of Robert Spencer)
03/13/23

FSU researchers find decaying biomass in Arctic rivers fuels more carbon export than previously thought

This is a photo of Dr. Blaufarb.
03/09/23

Faculty Spotlight: Rafe Blaufarb

The urchin species Diadema antillarum has long been considered the most important grazer in the Caribbean, feeding on algae that would otherwise overrun the reef and make it difficult for coral to thrive. Photo by Rachel Best.
02/27/23

FSU researchers find sea urchin die-offs threaten Caribbean coral reefs

An illustration of Earth as it existed during part of its formation billions of years ago, when an ocean of magma covered the surface of the planet and stretched thousands of miles deep into the core. A typical cell from a simulation conducted by FSU researchers with the relative positions of atoms are shown in the left (Courtesy of Suraj Bajgain / Lake Superior State University)
02/27/23

Mysteries of the Earth: FSU researchers predict how fast ancient magma ocean solidified

A photo of Xiaobing Zhang.
02/24/23

Working up an appetite: FSU psychologist awarded $1.6M NIH grant to study how the brain regulates eating behaviors