Hot Science - Cool Talks: Smart Grids and Austin’s Energy Future
A panel discussion of the Pecan Street Project
Pre-lecture activities and hands-on demonstrations begin at 5:45 pm in the main hall of Welch on the UT campus.
The talks begin at 7 pm in Welch Hall, Room 2.224. A question and answer session will follow the one-hour lecture. The public can attend the community event for free or view the live Webcast and ask questions online: www.esi.utexas. edu
Hot Science - Cool Talks provides a means for leading researchers from the University of Texas and other prominent universities to communicate their research to the public in general and the K-12 educational community in particular. Teachers that attend will receive two hours of professional development credit (per lecture) and a FREE CD-ROM that includes educational materials related to the lecture topic. The Hot Science - Cool Talks Outreach Series is presented by the Environmental Science Institute, The College of Natural Sciences, and the Jackson School of Geosciences at the University of Texas at Austin.
Hot Science - Cool Talks: Antimatter, Particle Physics, and Armageddon
Dr. Sacha Kopp, Associate Professor, Department of Physics, UT Austin
Pre-lecture activities and hands-on demonstrations begin at 5:45 pm in the main hall of Welch on the UT campus.
The talks begin at 7 pm in Welch Hall, Room 2.224. A question and answer session will follow the one-hour lecture. The public can attend the community event for free or view the live Webcast and ask questions online: www.esi.utexas. edu
Hot Science - Cool Talks provides a means for leading researchers from the University of Texas and other prominent universities to communicate their research to the public in general and the K-12 educational community in particular. Teachers that attend will receive two hours of professional development credit (per lecture) and a FREE CD-ROM that includes educational materials related to the lecture topic. The Hot Science - Cool Talks Outreach Series is presented by the Environmental Science Institute, The College of Natural Sciences, and the Jackson School of Geosciences at the University of Texas at Austin.
