Join Us for Science On Tap: Sea Turtles and Red Tide
The free event takes place Thursday, April 25 from 6 to 8:30 p.m. at First Magnitude Brewing Co. in Gainesville.
Beyond Dead Fish: How Red Tide Affects All Floridians
The free public panel will take place Friday, April 26, 2019 from 3 to 4 p.m. at the University of Florida MacKay Auditorium in Pugh Hall.
The Science of Mosquitoes
Thompson Earth Systems Institute Faculty Fellow Dr. Andrea Lucky and students Casey Parker and Rachel Atchinson work with Streaming Science‘s … Continued
Microbiomes to Ecosystems: Evolution and Biodiversity Across Scale, Space, and Time
UF Thompson Earth Systems Institute participates in the 5th Life Discovery Conference (LDC) on March 21-23rd. This conference is hosted … Continued
Learning Opportunity: Bug Walk with Andrea Lucky
Learn more about the insects in your backyard at a bug walk led by UF Thompson Earth Systems Institute faculty fellow Andrea Lucky. The event takes place Saturday, April 6 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Upcoming event: Florida’s Gulf — Past, Present and Future
The free event, featuring a presentation by UF Thompson Earth Systems Institute Faculty Fellow Andrea Dutton, will take place Thursday, March 28, 2019 at the IMAG History and Science Center in Fort Myers.
UF Earth Systems Institute Welcomes Rebecca Burton as Communications Manager
In her new role, Burton will focus on helping the institute communicate research from UF’s more than 60 centers, institutes, departments, and related organizations dedicated to understanding Florida’s air, water, land and life and the impacts people have on them.
Coding in the Environmental Sciences: Learning Opportunity for Middle and High School Students
This workshop will teach students how researchers at the University of Florida use coding techniques to understand invasive species and plant diseases.
Scientist in Every Florida School
A new ‘moonshot’ initiative at the University of Florida aims to tackle some of the world’s big issues. Moonshot refers … Continued
Announcing the 2018 Earth Systems Grant Recipients
We received 16 total applications, representing 23 students and postdoctoral associates across 13 different UF departments. We are pleased to announce the six projects that were selected for funding this year.