NSF Funds FAU Harbor Branch Project to Pursue Work on Underwater Holographic Microscope
FAU Harbor Branch scientists are creating technology that will allow them to view – in 3-D – the millions of microscopic creatures and particles that populate bodies of water, including the Indian River Lagoon, thanks to funding provided by the National Science Foundation.
FAU Harbor Branch Scientists Publish Research Results in International Journal of Cancer
Scientists in FAU Harbor Branch's drug discovery program have found that a natural compound from a deep-water marine sponge can reduce the size of tumors caused by pancreatic cancer.
Partnership Allows Florida Drivers to Purchase Harbor Branch's Specialty Plates Online Through Local Office
FAU Harbor Branch is teaming up with the Indian River County Tax Collector's Office to offer online sales of our four specialty license plates, which are granted through the Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute Foundation.
Monitor Effects of Discharges from Lake Okeechobee with LOBOViz
Real-time data from water quality monitoring sensors in the St. Lucie Estuary is available online through FAU Harbor Branch's Land Ocean Biogeochemical Observatory network and the Indian River Lagoon Observatory. Click on the green box below to access LOBOViz.
FAU Harbor Branch Awarded $3 Million Grant for Project to Help Sportfishing Industry
The first of its kind aquaculture research, funded by a grant from the Bonefish & Tarpon Trust, involves the design and testing of an experimental project to grow bonefish for stock enhancement.
