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UA students learn about the chemistry of cooking

UA students learn about the chemistry of cooking

Mackenzie McClintock February 27, 2016

The Chemistry Graduate Student Organization and the Food Science Club teamed up to hold an event based on the chemistry behind cooking on Thursday night. Their event, "Cook with Chemistry," was held in...

Evolution belongs in the classroom and all students belong in Bill Nye's lecture

Ruth Bishop September 29, 2015

If you’re like me, you are feeling pretty bummed today about not getting a ticket to see Bill Nye. The fact that only a limited number of students were able to attend is a disservice to the University’s...

Initiative funds gulf study

Initiative funds gulf study

Nick Privitera February 16, 2015

Two biologists from The University of Alabama will lead a study of the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill. The Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative funded a $1.5 million grant for the study.Patricia Sobecky,...

Demand more from one another by asking questions in all facets of life

Mark Hammontree January 11, 2015

Why do so many people begin their essays and papers by asking a question? It is a tired, overused construction and relatively uncreative as far as opening sentences go. It could be the memory of a ninth...

Alabama researchers make fibers conduct electricity

Alabama researchers make fibers conduct electricity

Heather Buchanan October 6, 2014

A T-shirt that conducts electricity sounds like a product of the future, but five researchers at The University of Alabama are bringing it closer to reality. A University of Alabama research team was issued...

Physicists study dark matter in outer space

Emily Williams September 1, 2014

Dark matter is more than just a mythical fuel source in the popular, animated comedy “Futurama." It is potentially a substantial part of the universe. Three University of Alabama physicists are taking...

Sharks, butterflies used to further aviation research

Sharks, butterflies used to further aviation research

Samuel Yang August 24, 2014

Biologists have long watched and studied sharks and butterflies, but the secrets locked within their scales and wings have begun to attract researchers like Amy Lang, associate professor of aerospace engineering...

UA hosts camp for teachers

Emily Dallas July 2, 2012

More than two-dozen teachers from across the Southeast recently attended a camp held at the University of Alabama to learn new ways of expanding their students’ interest in science. The camp was held...

Professors research Alzheimer’s cure

Lis Garcia November 14, 2011

A group of researchers, including the University of Alabama’s own Guy and Kimberlee Caldwell, recently released new findings that may link to a cure for Alzheimer’s disease, according to a press release....

Science not contrary to religion

Letter to the Editor February 26, 2010

I went to a high school where I learned more about the Bible than I did about math, and my tenth grade biology teacher refused to teach evolution because, well, people didn’t come from monkeys. They...

Turning science on its head

Jason Galloway February 25, 2010

In the backbone of atheism, what they say disproves Christianity. But although science has done many great things for this world, it holds no legitimacy when it comes to proving or disproving how we were...

UA professor on intl. team studying dark energy

Carolyn Bero January 20, 2010

A faculty member at the University has partnered with researchers in Finland and Russia to study a recently discovered phenomenon called dark energy. Gene Byrd, a professor emeritus of physics and astronomy,...