UT Science Lecture Series Celebrates its 100th Episode
January 25, 2016
With stunt men, tornado clouds and a 13–foot long T-Rex puppet named Manny, “Hot Science — Cool Talks,” lecture series held on campus six times a year, will be celebrating its 100th episode in style.
For its 100th episode, the series is partnering with the Austin Independent School District and will hold the lecture this Friday at 5:30 p.m. in AISD’s brand new Performing Arts Center. Within 60 hours all 1,200 seats were sold out, Banner said.
The Daily Texan, Jan.22, 2016
Featuring:
Jay Banner, Director, Environmental Science Institute, Jackson School of Geosciences
Julia Clarke, Professor, Jackson School of Geosciences
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