Highlights

Our expertise spans a range of topics and we frequently engage the public through numerous media outlets and various community outreach venues. Our work is chronicled through photos and videos, which can be accessed below, as well as our students research projects and work.

Photos & Videos

Student Work

Featured Highlights

Jun
12

Oysters may offer insight into environmental threats

Over the last two decades, mangrove habitats have seen a loss of 35% of their area due to global climate [...]

Jun
12

15th Annual LC/MS/MS Conference

As part of its tradition, the 15th Annual Workshop on LC/MS/MS Applications in Environmental Analysis and Food Safety meeting travels between [...]

Jun
07

Faculty receives grant to explore photochemical reactions of mercury

Mercury is among the most notorious pollutants posing serious health risks to millions of people, yet there are gaps of [...]

Jun
03

The Coastal Ecosystems REU Site welcomes first student cohort

Nine students from universities across the country are participating in a 10-week paid research fellowship to gain first-hand experience alongside [...]

May
07

SeaKeepers partners with CASE to tackle pollution

The College of Arts, Sciences & Education has teamed up with the International SeaKeepers Society to launch the S.A.R.A.H program [...]

May
06

Ongoing red tide monitoring in South Florida

Red tide has continued to cause health problems for the public and wildlife throughout Florida. Although South Florida waters have [...]

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Selected Photos & Videos

This video shows the first deployment of the CREST CAChE buoy which monitors water quality and serves as an early alert system for harmful algal blooms.

Students take a look at marine animals while visiting Rookery Bay during a field trip with the CREST REU program.

Students put on their "citizen scientist" hats to understand the urban flooding in the Miami community.

News Article lists CREST CAChE as one of the groups that helped researchers in Puerto Rico continue their work while recovering from Hurricane Maria

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