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May 5, 2021
Erin N. Shilling, first author and recent graduate of FAU Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute, treats a stony coral affected by stony coral tissue loss disease.

Antibiotic Helps Treat Coral

A new study reveals how a common antibiotic, used to treat bacterial infections in humans, is showing promise in treating disease-affected coral colonies. ... READ MORE.
Endangered Monkey Caught on Camera

Scientists from FAU in collaboration with researchers from FZS-Lomami Project, Democratic Republic of the Congo, are using non-invasive research and no-flash camera traps to obtain the picture-perfect details on the endangered dryas monkey, one of Africa's most mysterious primates. ... READ MORE.
Dating Violence Amongst
College Students

Researchers from the College of Education recently collaborated on a study, published in the journal Violence Against Women, that sheds light on dating violence experience of college-age women, to better understand how they conceptualize violence in dating relationships and what constitutes emotional violence. ... READ MORE.
Ocean Lecture Series
4 p.m., TODAY, Zoom
National Science Foundation
Registration opens TODAY
University of Florida and NVIDIA
3 p.m., TOMORROW, Zoom
Research in Action
1 p.m., TOMORROW, Zoom
Due to COVID-19, most FAU events are canceled, postponed or moved to an online platform.
Be a Part of the 100 in 100 Campaign Effort

FAU's Office of Research Development has launched a new push to register 100 new faculty, staff, post doctoral fellows or students on Grant Forward in the next 100 days. Grant Forward identifies funding opportunities and showcases faculty research interests. 

Check out this month’s featured profile. 
Limited Submissions

A list of limited submission funding opportunities is maintained here.

Questions about the limited submissions process?

Department of Energy
External Deadline: June 8

National Science Foundation
External Deadline: July 28
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