Press Releases and Coverage

RSMAS Press Release (Jul. 20, 2018): UM Professor Receives Award of Excellence in Fish Physiology
RSMAS Press Release (Jan. 24, 2018): Impacts of an Oil Spill
GoMRI eNEWS (Mar. 30, 2017): Virtual Lab Creates More “Wow” Moments in Science Discovery
GoMRI eNEWS (Nov. 8, 2016): Grad Student Pasparakis Looks to Fish Embryos for Long-Term Oil Spill Answers
RSMAS Press Release (Apr. 27, 2015): Marine Scientist Wins Top UM Scholarly Research Award

Miami Herald (Jun. 20, 2014): UM Study Finds Oil from BP Spill Impedes Fish’s Swimming
The Telegraph (Jun. 20, 2014): Fish Exposed to BP Oil Spill 'Swim Slower'
Summit County Voice (Jun. 12, 2014): Study: Exposure to Crude Oil from the Deepwater Horizon Disaster Causes Swimming Deficiencies in Juvenile Mahi Mahi
Bloomberg (Mar. 25, 2014): Heart Defects in Gulf Tuna Seen Tied to 2010 BP Oil Spill
The New York Times (Mar. 24, 2014): Fish Embryos Exposed to Oil From BP Spill Develop Deformities, a Study Finds
The Washington Post (Mar. 24, 2014): Deepwater Horizon Oil Left Tuna, Other Species with Heart Defects Likely to Prove Fatal
Mashable (Mar. 24, 2014): Deepwater Horizon Study Finds Crude Oil Harmful to Bluefin, Yellowfin Tuna
The Verge (Mar. 24, 2014): Damning Study Blames BP Oil Spill for Heart Defects in Fish
Fish News EU (Dec. 4, 2012): Deepwater Disaster Scrutinised
RSMAS Press Release (Dec. 3, 2012): UMiami Scientists Partner with NOAA, Stanford and U of N Texas to Study Post Spill Fish Toxicology
Science News (Nov. 19, 2012): Gulf Spill Harmed Small Fish, Studies Indicate
RSMAS Press Release (Apr. 26, 2011): Rosenstiel School Faculty Member Grosell named “Student Supervisor of the Year”
Science Daily (Jan. 19, 2009): Fish Guts Explain Marine Carbon Cycle Mystery
New Scientist (Jan. 16, 2009): Fish 'an Ally' Against Climate Change
Science (Jan 16, 2009): Animal Function at the Heart (and Gut) of Oceanography
RSMAS Press Release (Jan. 16, 2009): Fishdunnit! Mystery Solved: Fish Physiology, Marine Chemistry, Oceanography and Modeling Experts Join Forces to Unlock CO2 Conundrum
Nature News (Jan. 15, 2009): Fish are Crucial in Oceanic Carbon Cycle
Associated Press (Jan. 15, 2009): Fish Poop Helps Balance Ocean's Acid Levels
Reuters (Jan. 15, 2009): Fish Digestions Help Keep the Oceans Healthy

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