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Decoding a Decade of Grouper Grunts Unlocks Spawning Secrets, Shifts

×ÔÒùϵÁÐ researchers used 12 years of underwater audio to study red hind groupers, whose sounds reveal courtship, mating and territorial behavior - offering key clues to ocean changes through sound.

×ÔÒùϵÁÐ/Baptist Health AI Spine Model Could Transform Back Pain Treatment

Lower back pain is a leading cause of disability. To address this, researchers created a groundbreaking AI system that automates personalized lumbar spine modeling for more accurate diagnosis and treatment.

The Jerusalem Ballet Comes to Florida Atlantic

×ÔÒùϵÁÐ's Department of Theatre and Dance in the Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters presents the Jerusalem Ballet

Researchers Show How Healthy Habits Can Improve Cognitive Decline

×ÔÒùϵÁÐ Schmidt College of Medicine researchers say cognitive decline is not inevitable with age and that up to 45% of dementia risk is linked to modifiable factors like poor diet, inactivity and isolation.

×ÔÒùϵÁÐ Career Center Awarded 2025 'Best of Florida'

×ÔÒùϵÁÐ's Career Center has been named 2025 "Best of Florida" for College & Career Planning Services, as part of The Guide to Florida's annual reader awards.

Study: AI Agents Shift How Hotels Build Guest Loyalty

The rise of artificial intelligence agents will introduce a new layer of complexity in how the hospitality industry navigates customer loyalty, according to four researchers at ×ÔÒùϵÁÐ.

×ÔÒùϵÁÐ Hosts 'Arreva's Driven by Cause Summit' Philanthropy Summit

Research Characterizes Remarkable Skills of Octopus Arms in the Wild

Think your multitasking is impressive? A new study reveals that wild octopuses use their arms with incredible complexity. Each of the eight limbs can perform any type of movement, but clear patterns emerged.

×ÔÒùϵÁÐ High School Merit Scholars on the Rise

The class of 2026 at ×ÔÒùϵÁÐ High School continues to exemplify outstanding academic achievements, with 23 seniors named as National Merit Scholar semifinalists, and 43 designated as "commended students."

High Intake of Ultra-processed Foods Linked to Systemic Inflammation

New research reveals that people who eat the most ultra-processed foods show significantly elevated levels of hs-CRP - a key marker of inflammation and a strong predictor of cardiovascular disease.