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Women in Early Natural Sciences at UT: Hilda Florence Rosene

August 9, 2016 • by Nicole Elmer

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Women in Early Natural Sciences at UT: Marie Betzner Morrow

June 16, 2016 • by Nicole Elmer

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Where UT Science Lived: Early Zoology and Botany Buildings on Campus

May 3, 2016 • by Nicole Elmer

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Graduate Students Ensure Science Under the Stars Shines Bright

March 9, 2016 • by Steven E. Franklin

The free, monthly public lecture series was founded and is run completely by students in the Plant Biology and Ecology, Evolution and Behavior (EEB) graduate programs.

A mother and child attend Science Under the Stars.

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"Never a Dull Moment"—A History of Carl Gottfried Hartman, UT's First PhD, Part II

February 12, 2016 • by Nicole Elmer

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"Never a Dull Moment"—A History of Carl Gottfried Hartman, UT's First PhD, Part I

January 26, 2016 • by Nicole Elmer

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History Overview of the Department of Integrative Biology

September 13, 2015 • by Nicole Elmer

The University of Texas at Austin has a storied and long history of leadership in biology.

A historic old pic shows Old Main on The University of Texas at Austin campus is surrounded by only two small buildings and wide open spaces.

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2015 Summer Blockbusters: Meet Our Science Truth Detector

June 18, 2015 • by Marc Airhart

With summer movie season in full swing, cinema-goers are leaving theaters with one big question in mind: “Wait, could that really happen?”

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First Doctoral Degree at UT Awarded 100 Years Ago

May 1, 2015 • by Steven E. Franklin

In 1915, The University of Texas at Austin awarded its first Ph.D. ever to zoologist Carl Gottfried Hartman. Hartman would go on to become one of the most renowned researchers in mammalian embryology and reproduction, impacting the understanding of reproduction, fertility and contraception in humans.

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Visualizing Science 2014: Beautiful Images From College Research

September 23, 2014 • by Steven E. Franklin

This past spring, we asked faculty, staff and students in the College of Natural Sciences community to send us images that celebrated the extraordinary beauty of science and the scientific process. We were looking for that moment where science and art collide and we succeeded.