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Robots In The Workforce Should Not Be Viewed As A Threat

June 28, 2021 Diana Lima Technology, Science, workforce, robots

Throughout the years, consumers have depended on Amazon to buy their necessities. In 2019, Amazon had close to 800,000 workers. However, by having so many workers at its warehouses, they began getting more complaints of workers being mistreated and injured. To cut down on the amount of workers getting… Read the rest at our website.

Hialeah Campus News

Hialeah Campus Student Gets Assist From NASA To Blast Off Cybersecurity Career

May 20, 2021 Kevin Boulandier Technology, Science, NASA, cybersecurity

Kristina Spalding struggled to find her calling. The 33-year-old bounced from job to job—waitress in South Beach, production coordinator and a stint as a public relations intern. After the coronavirus pandemic hit, she enrolled at Hialeah Campus to study cybersecurity. “I had a desire to try something new and… Read the rest at our website.

Photo Briefing

Photo Briefing – February 8, 2021

February 8, 2021 The Reporter Staff Science, Exhibition, ballet, Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, Dance

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Briefing Homestead Campus

Panel To Address Obstacles For Women In STEM

February 7, 2020 Danelis Olivera-Herrera Technology, STEM, Science, Women, Engineering, Discussion, math

Computer science professor Javier Coto will host Sisters in STEM, a panel discussion focused on women in the field, at Homestead Campus, 500 College Terrace, on Feb. 20 at 12:40 p.m. in Room F222. The panel will invite four women to discuss how race and gender can affect a… Read the rest at our website.

Forum

The Dangers Of Glacial Retreat

October 4, 2019 Sonali Saha ecosystem, Science, Environment, Climate Change, glacial retreat

The Ancash province of Northern Peru is well known for the “Cordillera Blanca” mountain range which harbors Huascarán, the tallest mountain in Peru and in the entire tropics. Huascarán towers around 6,800 meters above sea level, and the Huascarán National Park (HNP) is the only region in the entire… Read the rest at our website.

Christopher Migliaccio published a photo book.

Kendall Campus Wolfson Campus News

Wolfson Campus Science Professor To Retire After 32 Years At MDC

April 12, 2019 Corbin Bolies Wolfson Campus, Science, retirement, retire

The fish. The birds. The tacos. It’s a central element of Wolfson Campus science professor Christopher Migliaccio’s mantra: everything is connected. For 32 years, Migliaccio has prided himself on that interconnected message. As he retires at the end of the semester, it’s just another element of the universe at… Read the rest at our website.

News Homestead Campus

Homestead Campus Professors Shoot For The Stars

November 2, 2018 Teresa Schuster Homestead Campus, Science, research, President's Innovation Fund, astronomy

Two Homestead Campus professors, Eduardo Araujo-Pradere and James Ley, have started a research project that allows undergraduate students in their astronomy, physics and chemistry classes to participate in astronomical research. Their course, What is Light Telling Us? Spectral Analysis of Astronomical Objects: An Interdisciplinary Project, will cover the fundamental… Read the rest at our website.

Forum

Ethics In Scientific Studies

January 12, 2018 Daisy Collazo Science, ethics

When people discuss vaccinations, treatments or cures, they rarely think about the research, the sacrifices that are made during studies or even how informed people must be in these types of studies. Cells were taken from Henrietta Lacks’ body, a patient admitted into John Hopkins Hospital, and is still… Read the rest at our website.

Briefing

Six Miami Dade College Students Awarded By NATAS

December 8, 2017 Julie OHare Film, Arts, Science, Award

Six Miami Dade College students were awarded best audio/sound and director by The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences for their student silent film Never Too Late. Winners were announced on Sept. 12. Daniel Betancourt, Joanne Casimir, Michelle Perez, Luis Muñoz, Matthew Sosa and Acey Ace were awarded… Read the rest at our website.

Forum

The Potential Of Stem Cells

November 10, 2017 Luis Camargo-Carlos Science, stem cells, pro-life

Researchers and doctors are constantly searching for new cures for thousands of diseases. To some scientists, stem cells seem to be the solution to many problems. However, there is much controversy surrounding both the research and the implementation of stem cells into medical treatment. But, in the future, it… Read the rest at our website.

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