National Public Radio science journalist Richard Harris spoke at the Hill lecture on Tuesday, March 16 regarding the issues behind covering climate change in a changing media climate.
Adidas recently introduced the miCoach electronic trainer for runners. Similar to Nike's Nike+ system, the miCoach promises to help runners reach their goals, whether they want to get in shape or win the Boston Marathon.
With the help of students and staff, the Sustainability Committee and Department of Student Affairs join forces to focus on campus-wide sustainability.
Students gathered in Hodges Library to watch Food, Inc., a documentary-style film that aims to expose the corporate side behind our nation's food industry and the corrupt side behind government regulatory agencies, such as the USDA and FDA.
UT is home to a chapter of the Association of Computer Machinery. The ACM is an international society for people interested in computing as a science and profession.
Accounts have been recorded of frogs and toads falling from the sky after big storms. A 19th century French physicist gave a theory to explain the phenomenon.
At the UT Science Forum held every Friday, Dr. John Mack spoke about the anatomy of the heart, heart surgery background and how treatments have been improved.
