Summer Hiatus
The UT Science Forum is on a summer hiatus with tentative plans to resume virtually in the fall. Stay tuned.
Illuminating the Brain: Raman Spectroscopic Methods for Neurochemical Sensing, March 1
The UT Science Forum presents “Illuminating the Brain: Raman Spectroscopic Methods for Neurochemical Sensing,” a presentation by Bhavya Sharma, associate […]
Science Forum Returns to In-Person Lectures Spring 2024
The UT Science Forum will resume in-person lectures this spring. We will meet Fridays from noon to 1 p.m. in […]
Microbial Responses in a Changing World, Nov. 17
Stephanie Kivlin, associate professor in the UT Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, will present “Microbial Responses in a Changing […]
Exploring Earth’s Ice to Imagine Extraterrestrial Worlds, Nov. 10
Jill Mikucki, associate professor in the UT Department of Microbiology, will present “Exploring Earth’s Ice to Imagine Extraterrestrial Worlds,” Friday, […]
The Trouble with Tennessee’s Tornadoes, Nov. 3
Kelsey Ellis, associate professor in the UT Department of Geography and Sustainability, will present “The Trouble with Tennessee’s Tornadoes: Messy, […]
How to Make a Dinosaur Mummy, Oct. 27
Stephanie Drumheller-Horton, lecturer in the UT Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, will present “How to Make a Dinosaur Mummy: […]
How AI is Affecting Health Care, Oct. 20
Tami Wyatt, UT professor of nursing, will present “How AI is Affecting Health Care” Friday, Oct. 20 from noon to […]
Science Forum Update: Fall 2023
Thank you to everyone who joined us for the spring 2023 lecture series. If you missed a lecture, you can […]
Cities, Climate Change, and Disease: How Science Can Help Us Solve Big Problems, May 5
Join us Friday, May 5 for our final presentation in the spring 2023 lecture series. Christa Brelsford, research scientist of […]