Category Archives: Fall 2018
UT Science Forum on Holiday Break
Thanks to everyone who helped make our fall 2018 session a success – from our speakers to our guests! We […]
Opioid Crisis: Dispelling Misconceptions and Spotlighting the Overlooked, November 30
James Choo, medical director of the surgery center at Pain Consultants of East Tennessee, will present “Opioid Crisis: Dispelling Misconceptions […]
Thanksgiving Break Friday, November 23 – No Lecture
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, is closed Friday, November 23 for Thanksgiving. We will resume our weekly Science Forum lecture […]
Here There Be Giants: Huge Viruses That Act Like Living Cells, Friday, November 16
Steven Wilhelm, Mossman Professor of Microbiology at UT, will present “Here There Be Giants: Huge Viruses That Act Like Living Cells,” […]
Cherokee Syllabary Writing in Alabama Caves, Friday, November 9
Jan Simek, Distinguished Professor of Science in the UT Department of Anthropology and University of Tennessee President Emeritus, will present “Cherokee […]
The Acceleration of Cultural Change, Friday, November 2
Alex Bentley, professor and head of the UT Department of Anthropology will present “The Acceleration of Cultural Change: From Ancestors […]
The Many Factors of the Opiate Epidemic, Friday, October 26
Ralph Lydic, the Cole Endowed Professor of Neuroscience and professor of anesthesiology and psychology at UT, will present “Opiate Epidemic: Socioeconomic […]
Asteroid Impacts: Knowledge Is Power, Friday, October 19
Amy Mainzer, senior research scientist at the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, will present “Asteroid Impacts: Knowledge Is Power” Friday, October […]
Healing Wounds – How Animals Can Help Our Soldiers, Friday, October 12
Major Taylor Opel, veterinarian in the United States Army, will present “Healing Wounds—How Animals Can Help Our Soldiers” at the next UT […]
UT Fall Break October 5, No Lecture
Friday, October 5 is fall break at UT. We, too, are taking a break. We will resume our lecture Friday, […]