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Javier Francisco-Ortega is an associate professor of biology at FIU who conducts research and studies plants and animals at the Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden in Miami, Fla.

Food Network South Beach Wine & Food Festival founder and director Lee Brian Schrager and FIU student Ghazala Salam share an inside look at the making of the 2010 event.

The Frost Art Museum unveiled "Taiwan Discovered: In Place and Time," a new exhibit that introduces Taiwanese artists to the South Florida community for the first time and recognizes their contribution to the new global reality of the international art world, Feb. 19.

Venezuelan Olympic swimmer, Arlene Semeco prepares for the 2012 London Olympics, and completes her graduates degree at FIU.

Ileana Rodriguez '08, a student in the FIU master's of architecture program, will be joining the U.S. Paralympics Swimming Team Resident Program at the Colorado Springs Olympic Training Center in January 2010. This is an important step towards representing the US at the 2012 Paralympics which will be held in London.

On Feb. 4, the College of Nursing & Health Sciences (CNHS) kicked off a day-long celebration dedicated to the new teaching and research facility at Modesto A. Maidique Campus.

The new $34 million Nursing & Health Sciences (NHS) building encompasses 115,000 square feet of space housing state-of-the-art interactive skills laboratories, extensive computer suites, specialized training, evaluation and study areas, and ample lecture classrooms. The facility serves all departments of the CNHS: nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, communication sciences & disorders, athletic training, health sciences, and health information management.

When the Museum of Discovery and Science in Ft. Lauderdale recently opened its new EcoDiscovery Center, FIU researchers delivered a unique Everglades exhibit.

Sitting at the center of the major, 34,000-square-foot expansion is a kiosk housing the latest tracking data for a variety of predators that currently populate the Everglades waters. Museum visitors can stay up-to-date on alligators and a variety of sharks that Michael Heithaus, executive director of FIU's School of Environment, Arts and Society (SEAS), and his research team are currently tracking along the coastal Everglades.

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The new car rental program will be available to students, by the hour or the day, at FIU beginning Aug. 27.