Eye-catching photos attest to alum's camera skills July 4The history of curiosity to be put under the pub talk lensHistorian Vera Keller will talk about how research came about in a July 10 Quack Chat June 6Pub talk to dive into the idea of jellyfish-inspired submersiblesBiologist Kelly Sutherland thinks the way jellies swim could be a model for new underwater vehicles May 17Quack Chats explores the insides of the world’s great volcanoes Geologist Emilie Hooft will talk about the plumbing that allows magma to reach the surface May 3Pub talk will sort out which teens go too far with risky behaviorsProfessor Atika Khurana will challenge the stereotype that all teens struggle to manage impulses April 26Pub talk will try to unravel the mystery of the teenage brainPsychology professor Jennifer Pfeifer will talk about how the adolescent brain changes over time April 5Pub talk to peer into the everyday life of medieval EnglandEnglish and folklore professor Martha Bayless will show that the Middle Ages could be fun March 15Cell biologist to examine gut-brain connection in pub talkUO biologist Annie Zemper will dive into gut science and seek to make the topic less squeamish for everyday conversations February 14Pub talk will explore Oregon’s dinosaurs and mammothsField trips in Eastern Oregon led by Greg Retallack helped put dinosaurs into the state’s past February 1Yellowstone atlas designer will delve into what makes good mapsGeographer Jim Meacham has helped produce breakthrough, award-winning maps and atlases January 17Computer science prof to discuss the dangers and potential of AIDaniel Lowd will talk about his research on artificial intelligence at the Jan. 23 Quack Chats pub talk Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous Page 1 Current page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Next page Next › Last page Last »