FSU profiles doctoral student’s coral-reef research and community work

Revision 1 · Science and education · North Florida — Florida State University; research in Bonaire · Record prepared October 28, 2026

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An October 26 Florida State University profile describes Laurel Field’s coral-reef research in Bonaire and three fellowships she earned in 2026.

What the record says

FSU profile published October 26, 2026.

FSU describes Field as a biological science doctoral student and says her research is supported by $400,000 in grant funding.

Field describes coral-bleaching research with FSU and STINAPA Bonaire and participation by 16 undergraduates and one master’s student.

FSU reports three fellowships earned in 2026; the Fulbright New Zealand award is described as enabling a 2026–27 research expansion.

Read FSU’s profile for Field’s account of her research, student participation and community work.

The university profile describes ongoing research and plans for New Zealand work during 2026–27.

Sources checked October 28, 2026. Later notices may change instructions or arrangements.