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From left, Chiwoo Park, an associate professor in the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering, and Anuj Srivastava, a professor in the Department of Statistics in FSU’s College of Arts and Sciences.
10/25/22

FAMU-FSU Engineering, FSU Statistics researchers use artificial intelligence to analyze human work performance

Dr. Sara Hart and Dr. Callie Little
09/19/22

FCRR researchers explore the pandemic’s short- and long-term impacts on children’s reading skills

FSU researchers Christopher Holmes and Holly Nowell standing in front of greenery.
08/31/22

FSU researchers find link between health outcomes and smoke from sugarcane fires

FSU biological science postdoctoral fellow Debipreeta Bhowmik and assistant professor of biological science Qian Yin standing side by side in front of a tree. Photo by McKenzie Harris.
08/24/22

FSU biologists discover how cancer-causing virus avoids triggering immune system response

Brad Schmidt
08/16/22

Research Spotlight: FSU psychologist works to combat loneliness in older adults

David Whalley is a professor of computer science at Florida State University.
08/04/22

Cracking codes: FSU computer scientists look to develop method to improve app speed, efficiency

The Hillsborough River at Rotary River Park. One of several sites where project scientists will collect samples to measure the iron and nitrogen content of the Hillsborough River,which carries nutrients into Tampa Bay and into the Gulf of Mexico. Photo by Tim Conway, USF.
08/02/22

Mystery in the Gulf: FSU researcher leads team to study conditions for plant survival in ocean desert

Associate professor of oceanography Angie Knapp. Photo by McKenzie Harris.
07/21/22

Fertility of the sea: FSU researchers study how nutrient sources make it to the base of the food web

From L: FAMU-FSU College of Engineering Professor William Oates, graduate student Grace McLeod, graduate student Gina Guillory, Associate Professor of Chemistry Ken Hanson and Associate Professor of Chemistry Justin Kennemur
06/28/22

Shine a light: New research shows how low-energy light can bend plastic

The Taylor Energy platform, about 10 miles off the coast of Louisiana, was destroyed by Hurricane Ivan in 2004 and started leaking oil immediately. Oil slicks, like this picture from 2013, were commonly seen over the site until a containment system was installed in 2019. (Courtesy of Ian MacDonald)
06/16/22

Study: Humans responsible for over 90% of world’s oil slicks

Sarah Wieghold, left, and Lea Nienhaus.
06/15/22

FSU chemist pursues answers to why promising solar cell material quickly degrades

06/14/22

Five questions: FSU sea turtle research informs environmental policies

FSU Research graphic
05/25/22

FSU internal investment program helps faculty move from lab to market

Banana
05/11/22

Research with a peel: FSU study on banana browning could help tackle food waste

05/10/22

FSU researchers use AI to prompt older adults’ participation in research

Randy Clarke
03/30/22

FSU philosopher analyzes guilt, blame in latest research