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Scientists at are uncovering new and surprising clues about one of the ocean's most unusual relationships. Rosenstiel School of Marine, Atmospheric, and Earth Science researchers discovered remoras hiding inside manta rays, capturing some of the first photographic evidence of this wild behavior.

The ocean’s weirdest pit stops: Scientists discover remoras hiding inside manta rays Researchers documented remora fish diving into the cloacas and gill cavities of manta rays, revealing a bizarre marine behavior

How does extreme heat impact health care decisions? researchers are studying how rising temperatures influence treatment choices and health outcomes for cancer patients. https://bit.ly/4e9qSIP

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New Study Reveals How Extreme Heat Shapes Cancer Care Decisions - InventUM A Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center study finds extreme heat is influencing how cancer patients access care and make decisions.

University of Miami School of Law’s Papy Moot Court Board climbed to No. 3 nationally, cementing its place as a leader in legal advocacy after a season of extraordinary success. bit.ly/4e9wp2k

Miller School of Medicine researchers have developed an inner ear on a chip model that could transform how scientists study hearing loss and test new treatments. bit.ly/4ughl94

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A Model for the Human Inner Ear, Built on a Chip - InventUM Researchers at the Miller School are using an NIH-funded inner ear-on-a-chip model to study potential regeneration of hearing cells.

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communication students traveled to New York City for an inside look at the future of media through an immersive opportunity connecting them with alumni and industry leaders. bit.ly/3RLnsos

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The University of Miami Miller School of Medicine names Dr. Pradeep Ramulu chair of the Department of Ophthalmology and Bascom Palmer Eye Institute

A Bascom Palmer alumnus and renowned glaucoma specialist, Dr. Ramulu returns to lead the institution where his career was shaped, bringing decades of experience in patient care, research, and education.

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students and alumni are taking their next steps around the world as Fulbright awardees. Through their academic journeys abroad, they will gain new perspectives, connect across cultures, and make an impact beyond the classroom. bit.ly/4e08vGg

While a below-average hurricane season is expected, uncertainty remains. experts explain how changing ocean and atmospheric conditions could influence storm activity this year.

Researchers continue to monitor the factors that shape hurricane development, highlighting the importance of preparation and understanding the science behind each season.

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Below-average hurricane season expected, but uncertainty lingers The weather phenomenon known as El Niño is expected to suppress storm activity in the Atlantic Ocean this season. University of Miami researchers say other factors such as warming ocean temperatures will factor into how quiet—or busy—the season will be.

Frost School of Music joined Billboard's Latin Women in Music celebration, partnering on one of the industry's most high-profile showcases of the expanding genre. The invite-only event brought together the executives, artists, and creatives shaping the future of Latin music. bit.ly/4fLQlun

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