The Big Bang Theory Star Mayim Bialik to Deliver Mossman Lecture
Mayim Bialik, star of the CBS hit show The Big Bang Theory, will deliver the fifth annual Mossman Lecture at 6:30 p.m. March 4 at Cox Auditorium in the Alumni Memorial Building.
Virus-Infected Bacteria Could Help in the Fight against Climate Change
Marine microbes are uniquely responsible for carrying out processes that are essential for all of earth’s biogeochemical cycles, including many that play a role in climate change.
Mandarin Chinese Could Help Us Understand How Infants Learn English
A study, coauthored by Jessica Hay, an associate professor in the Department of Psychology, and Ryan Cannistraci, a PhD student in experimental psychology, looks at how lexical tones can affect an infant’s ability to associate words with objects.
UT Has ‘A Place at the Table’ for You
UT’s professors care about their students and believe in them as problem solvers.
UGA Printmaking Professor Collaborates with UT Faculty and Students
Associate Professor Jon Swindler of the University of Georgia recently spent a week working with UT School of Art printmaking faculty and students as part of a program promoting educational collaboration across Southeastern Conference schools.
Facilities Services Buys Electric Vehicles Through Alternative Fuel Program
Through an innovative program intended to reduce fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions on campus, Facilities Services recently purchased eight new electric vehicles.
UT Ranked as Top Institution for Teacher Preparation
For the second year in a row, UT was rated top among Tennessee institutions for preparing teachers to work in the state, according to the 2018 Teacher Preparation Report Card.
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'Big Bang Theory' star Mayim Bialik coming to event on UT campus
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Reliability Determines Reporting Structure
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5 higher ed leaders tapped for Trump's new workforce advisory board
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Marine Bacteria Turn Viruses Into Climate-Shaping Biological Weapons
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