Come to the 4th annual Waller Creek Symposium on May 10, 2021 from 9:30am-1:30pm!
Registration and attendance are free. Please RSVP here:
https://t.co/kh1e9jQt0X
Anyone interested in Waller Creek, is welcome to attend!
Come to the 4th annual Waller Creek Symposium on May 10, 2021 from 9:30am-1:30pm!
Registration and attendance are free! The RSVP link is in the next tweet.
Anyone interested in Waller Creek, is welcome to attend!
Team Energy - Stream Metabolism won the Thermo Fisher Scientific Award for Excellence in Biological Sciences for their poster!
Congrats Charles Yang, Andrea Pantoja, Joji Sherman, Irfan Eshan, Hanqi Qian!
@DebWoi No one from our stream is currently conducting research there. Although, I wouldn’t be surprised if another FRI or group at UT is conducting research at Dick Nichols. Do you remember anything about what was on the sign? We can try to help you find out more.
Come visit the Creek Monster Habitat at the corner of 24th and San Jacinto, available through May 9th!
The Creek Monster Habitat is a public art installation created and promoted by university students to draw attention to the need to protect Waller Creek.
Today’s student spotlight is Andrea! Andrea is a second year Biochemistry major. She’s been a member of the Urban Ecosystems research stream for two years and works mainly for Team Energy on the Stream Metabolism study!
Meet this semester’s social media team! This semester Ren, Shilpi and Hanqi will be running the stream’s socials.
Ren and Shilpi are on Team Stuart and Hanqi is on Team Mary. Ren is a junior majoring in HDFS. Shilpi and Hanqi are both sophomores majoring in biology.
This past Friday Rebekah Garza, one of our amazing students and a member of Team Mary’s Dissolved Organic Matter Team, presented at the Sustainability Symposium.
A big thank you to all of our students for working so hard this semester! Congrats to all our graduating seniors!
Currently, Team Energy’s Leaf Decomp Team is embracing the fall leaves!
Team members spent the last few weeks setting up tarps to measure leaf litter production along the riparian of Waller and Bear Creek and learned to measure leaf area index using a LiCOR LAI 2200C.
One way we collect data for our Habitat Scouts project is using soil profiling.
Check out the photos below to learn how you can try out our protocol yourself.
Our first stream member spotlight of the week is Maggie Simmons. Maggie is a junior HDFS major from Team Ruth.
One fun fact about Maggie is that she fostered dogs last year with a fellow mentor. In the future she hopes to become a pediatrician, and run a dog rescue on the side.
Join us online at noon on Friday, November 13, to hear Professor John Wallingford of the UT Department of Molecular Biosciences speak on
“Reconsidering Buddhist Embryology as Science History.”
Register to Attend Here:
https://t.co/IEQfheCtls
Today’s student spotlight is Rachel Nolte! Rachel is a senior biochemistry major from Houston, TX and a member of Team Stuart.
One fun fact is that Rachel’s dream is to attend medical school. Currently, Rachel is in the interview stage of the medical school application process.
Pictured above are stream members Nitya, Shannen and Lauren. Nitya dressed up as Amelia Earhart, Shannen dressed up as an old lady (to embody how 2020 has made her feel) and Lauren dressed up as Jade from the TV show Victorious.
Last year, our stream meeting was on Halloween, so everyone dressed up for class.
To keep things fun, this year members of our stream kept up the tradition virtually by sharing their costumes over Slack.