Rising from the ashes: UT researchers use wildfires to gain insight
University of Tennessee professor and researcher Jennifer Schweitzer explains how the 2016 wildfires are now helping researchers.
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Dr. Moersh explains the evolution of drone technology, discusses usage on Earth-like landscapes
Dr. J.E. Moersh spoke on Friday, Feb. 24 about Unmanned Aerial Vehicles and how it's becoming a more common way to study Earth-like landscapes.
Lecturer discusses “taxi” services, emphasizes importance of studying ancient encosystems
Colin D. Sumrall discussed the means of transportations for some extinct organisms in the second science forum of the semester.
UT Science Forum tackles nuclear energy
Used radioactive nuclear energy can be deadly or helpful, depending on how it's handled.
South Central Tennessee Workforce Alliance holds manufacturing camps at General Motors
High school students were exposed to careers in technology at General Motors's "Go Tech" camps.
Professor discusses Earth-like world of Saturn moon
UT professor Devon Burr discussed the similarities between Earth and Saturn's largest moon, Titan.
UT professor explores causes of pollinator decline
UT professor John Skinner gave a crash course on pollinator decline at the Quest Science Forum on Friday, Feb. 26.
UT neuroscientist speaks on importance of sleep
UT professor and neuroscientist Ralph Lydic discussed the effects of a lack of sleep at the Quest Science Forum.
Paleontologist, author discusses link between humans and fish
Dr. Neil Shubin discussed the connection between humans and fish during the lecture "Your Inner Fish," part of McClung Museum's annual Darwin Day celebration on Thursday.
UT alumna speaks on climate change at science forum
Melissa R. Allen spoke about climate change for the UT Science Forum.
