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What's New in Science - Ganpathy Murthy Part 2

Ganpathy Murthy, Professor of Physics and Astronomy, speaks about Big Bang Theory, Dark Matter and Dark Energy. Part 2 - What’s the Evidence for the Big Bang and Expansion of the Universe? What Do We Measure and How? What’s the evidence? How we know the Big Bang happened, and that the universe is expanding and accelerating. How we measure how fast different parts of the Universe are moving away.

UK ROTC Fun Run/Walk with the Dean

 

Mark your calendars!  Wednesday, April 4th is the date for the ROTC Spring Run/Walk with the Dean. Once again we invite all Arts and Sciences faculty and staff (and families) to join us at 6:30am at Barker Hall for this fun event.  Coffee, hot chocolate, and healthy breakfast options await you at the finish line.

 

Please RSVP to abbie.loynachan@uky.edu by Thursday, March 29th if you plan to participate as a runner or as a walker.

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Barker Hall

EES Student Research Symposium - Poster Presentation

Date: Presentations will be on 4/26/2012 or 4/27/2012 (To be determined):

Deadline for poster abstracts is Thursday April 19th. (Presentations on 26th or 27th TBD). No posters will be printed later than 5:00pm the night before presentations. To submit an abstract for your poster presentation, please complete the form below. If you have any questions, please contact Ryan Quinn (ryan-joel-quinn@uky.edu) or at 757-343-0734. All submissions will be confirmed via email.



Click here for the submission form.

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Philosophy Graduate Student Conference

 

15th Annual University of Kentucky Philosophy Graduate Student Conference.  March 24, 2012
"Philosophical Understanding and the Gendered Human Experience."  Keynote Speaker will be Annika Thiem (Villanova University).  This conference seeks papers on the concept of gender as it relates to our investigations of philosophical ideas. Preference will be given to those who focus on the effect of our experience as gendered beings upon structures of rationality, morality, and intersubjectivity, as well as political discourse and society at large. However, all quality papers will be considered, and students are encouraged to submit any paper which engages gender in a philosophically interesting way. Interdisciplinary papers are encouraged, as well.  All questions should be emailed to: Caroline.a.buchanan [at] gmail [dot] com
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Alumni Gallery of William T. Young Library
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