Dr. Jason von Meding is a founding member of FIBER, associate professor at UF, co-host of the Disasters: Deconstructed podcast, and Director of the Disasters, Trust, and Social Change Lab.
Dr. Jason von Meding – A Community-First Approach to Disaster Response Read More »
Dr. Yan Wang is the director of the Urban Agility and Resilience Lab at the University of Florida, an Assistant
Dr. Yan Wang Receives Two Grants from the NSF Read More »
On March 18th, 2022, Florida Resilient Cities held a walking workshop in Port St. Joe. Over the course of one
A Walking Workshop in Port St. Joe for Watershed Strategies Read More »
A team led by Jeff Carney is conducting research in Jacksonville within the watersheds of the McCoys and Hogan creeks.
Housing, Environment, and Well-being in Jacksonville, Florida Read More »
FIBER Postdoctoral Associate Whittaker Schroder and faculty member Timothy Murtha have recently published the article “UAV LiDAR Survey for Archaeological
FIBER Researchers Publish Article in Remote Sensing Read More »
Director of FIBER Dave Hulse and professor Bart Johnson published an article on The Conversation about the results of their
FIBER research draws 3 wildfire lessons for forest towns Read More »
More than 300,000 visitors will view the work of the University of Florida College of Design, Construction and Planning through
DCP’s FIBER Featured at the 17th Biennale di Venezia di Architettura Read More »
Whittaker Schroder and Timothy Murtha have recently been awarded a grant from the Rust Foundation to conduct archaeological research in
FIBER Postdoc awarded seed grant from the Rust Foundation to study Lacantún River region Read More »
Psycholinguistics is a field in behaviorism science that was established by George Miller to study the psychological impact of languages
FIBER Ph.D. student studies Psycholinguistics within Emergency communication Read More »
The FIBER FRC team, in conjunction with Dr. Marcy Trahan from The Joe Center for the Arts, has won a
FIBER FRC team won a Center for the Humanities and the Public Sphere grant Read More »
