Jeanine Abrams McLean

Contagion: How Emerging Infectious Diseases Impact Amphibian Population Declines

Amphibians are declining faster than any other living animal group. Jeanine explores the evolution of two emerging pathogens, Ranaviruses and chytrid fungi, that are imperiling Earth’s spectacular amphibian diversity.

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Hayley Gillespie is an artist-scientist with a Ph.D. in Ecology, Evolution and Animal Behavior. She studies endangered species, teaches biology at Austin area universities, and is the founder/director of Art.Science.Gallery. in Austin, Texas.

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Spring Talks Canceled

Dear all, We are saddened to announce that we will be canceling the remaining Science Under the Stars and Neighborhood Science talks for this semester. UT Austin has implemented restrictions of university-sponsored gatherings of 10 or more people to help curtail the COVID-19 pandemic, and we will be adhering to these new regulations. The […]

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Spring 2020 Semester Schedule

It’s that time of the year, mark your calendars! We have four wonderful speakers scheduled for the semester of talks, on the second Thursday of every month: February 13: Natalie Foster – Dust to dust: the life cycle of stars in our universe March 12: Tristan Kubik – Fermented fantasia: a leavenly evening sure to spoil […]

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Parking at Brackenridge Field Laboratory

An update on parking at BFL: new signs have been placed in the parking lot that state that parking is only allowed for UT permit-holders. Please disregard these signs; you are allowed to park at BFL for SUTS!

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