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From left, Feng Bao and Sanghyun Lee, associate professors in the Florida State University Department of Mathematics.
10/20/23

FSU mathematicians explore geothermal energy, carbon sequestration climate solutions in DOE’s Energy Earthshots initiative

Postdoctoral fellow Anders Lindskog
10/12/23

FSU scientists find oxygen levels increased during boom in ancient marine life

Emily DuVal
10/04/23

New study by FSU biologist challenges old ideas about choosing mates

Pilot Station on the Yukon River during the spring thaw. The changes in the river’s chemistry hold implications for the entire planet, a new study says. (Photo: Robert Spencer)
08/22/23

Florida State University Earth scientist reveals how the Arctic is changing

Alyssa Atwood
08/22/23

In the field: FSU researchers travel across the globe to unravel the mysteries of El Niño

Jayur Mehta
07/21/23

Lost to the sea: New FSU research highlights importance of including Indigenous cultural perspectives in coastal restoration plans

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

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

FSU research graphic
06/02/23

FSU program helps faculty bring research to market

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

A zero-dimensional organic metal halide hybrid scintillator shining under radiation. (Courtesy of Biwu Ma)
05/08/23

Scintillating science: FSU researchers improve materials for radiation detection and imaging technology

Hedi Mattoussi, a professor in the FSU Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry.
04/18/23

FSU researchers develop new test for detecting cancer biomarkers

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

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

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