The Moon at Noon via Zoom on Sept. 23
We are excited to present “The Moon Underfoot Again: Artemis vs. the Apollo Lunar Programs,” by Assistant Professor Bradley J. […]
Stormwater Management in a Changing Climate: Looking to Nature for Ideas, Sept. 16
Please join us on Friday Sept. 16 at 12 p.m. via Zoom as we welcome Andrea Ludwig, rain or shine! […]
Join Us Sept. 9 – David Sholl, ORNL: “Net Zero by 2050, Can We Get There?”
Join us as we launch the fall 2022 Science Forum Friday, Sept. 9 at 12 p.m. via Zoom. Our featured […]
Science Forum Resumes Fall 2022
Thank you to everyone who joined us for the spring semester of our Science Forum lecture series! If you missed […]
King Coal, a Documentary Film Using Narrative Storytelling, May 6
Elaine McMillion Sheldon, assistant professor of cinema studies in the UT School of Art, will present King Coal: a documentary […]
UT’s One Health Initiative, April 29
Carole Myers, professor of nursing at UT and associate director of the One Health Initiative, will present, “UT’s One Health […]
Soil Health and Community Conservation, April 22
Erich Henry, director of conservation for the Blount County Soil and Water Conservation District, will present “Soil Health & Community […]
Chasing the Mysterious Microbes that Live Deep in Earth’s Crust, April 8
Karen Llyod, associate professor in the UT Department of Microbiology, will present “Chasing the Mysterious Microbes that Live Deep in […]
Ancestry and Race: What Genetics Research Says About Nationalism
Graciela Cabana, associate professor of anthropology, will present “Ancestry and Race: What Genetics Research Says About Nationalism,” Friday, April 1 […]
Ensuring Humanity’s Journey into the Future Through Science, March 25
Bruce Tonn, professor emeritus of political science and president of Three3, Inc., will present “Ensuring Humanity’s Journey into the Future […]