45th Annual Naff Symposium
For more information, and the complete schedule visit https://chem.as.uky.edu/2019-naff-symposium.
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WT Young Library / JSB
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Digital Studies Speaker Series
Sid Dobrin is Department Chair at the University of Florida and Director of the TRACE Institute. He is the author and editor of Postcomposition, Writing Environments, Ecology, Writing Theory, and New Media: Writing Ecology, and numeours other books, articles, and chapters.
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West End Room, 18th Floor POT
The Genetic Perspective
majors examining how heredity affects humans and the remainder of the living world and providing some insights into other fields of science from the geneticist's perspective.
The Science of Mentorship: UK Chemistry Alum Motivates the Next Generation of Kentucky Scientists
By Dave Melanson
Dave Eaton (right) a research scientist at UK's Center for Applied Energy Research (CAER), mentors Todd Prater, an elementary school student from Floyd County, Kentucky.
At a quick glance, one might not think Dave Eaton and Todd Prater would have a whole lot in common.
KY GWS Conference
The second annual KY Gender & Women's Studies Conference
This year's theme is "A Common(wealth) of Justice"
Keynote speakers: Garth Greenwell and Andrea Jenkins
For more information about the conference visit the website: https://kygws.as.uky.edu/
For information about registration visit the registration page: https://kygws.as.uky.edu/registration-form
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Location:
Bill Gatton Student Center
Research Shows More Seniors Are Happy Despite Cognitive Decline
By Lindsey Piercy
It's the diagnosis those 65 and older often fear, but what are the chances you will be unhappy if you develop some cognitive impairment in the years ahead?
2017 Outstanding Staff Awards
A&S congratulates Genecia Norwood and Tina Hagee on their 2017 Outstanding Staff Awards!
Animal Biology Lab
104. Two laboratory hours per week.
Major Discoveries In Bio
This course considers important experiments and observations (e.g., the basic principles of genetics, the origin of species, the discovery of penicillin, DNA as genetic material, the conditioned reflex, etc.) that will serve to acquaint students with the excitement of conducting research in biology, while familiarizing them with some of the major advances in this science. The course is designed for students who do not intend to major in biology.
Honors Biostruct/Funct Of Bio Molecules
The prime objectives of this course are to provide honors students with a basic understanding of the structural and functional properties and interrelationships of the molecules that are common to all living systems, and to elucidate the fundamental principles upon which all life if predicated. Lecture, three hours; laboratory, three hours per week.