Video

Check us out in action

We’re fortunate to have collaborators that offer support in videotaping our presentations. These are typically for either a mixed-age community audience or junior-college aged students. If you’d like to see our presentation for a younger audience, you can find that on our homepage.

Research-Based Talks

Community Talks

Other

Research-Based Talks

Keighley Reisenauer

TBI, 11/30/18

Keighley spoke to the junior college students at the Texas Bioscience Institute with PyPhD, focusing on her work on developing strong science communication skills and an online presence.

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Dani Crain

TBI, 02/23/18

Dani spoke to the junior college students at the Texas Bioscience Institute with PyPhD, focusing on her work exploring hormones found in whale earwax to predict pregnancies and population dynamics.

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Ankan Choudhury

TBI, 11/11/17

Ankan spoke to the junior college students at the Texas Bioscience Institute with PyPhD, focusing on his work on antimicrobial peptides in a talk titled “Resist the Resistance: Antimicrobial peptides to fight infections”.

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Grace Pruett

TBI, 10/27/17

Presenter Grace Pruett delivered her talk on “Problem Solving with Plants” at the Texas Bio-sciences Institute (Temple, TX). Here is she in action!

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Gavin Saari

TBI, 03/09/18

Gavin spoke to the junior college students at the Texas Bioscience Institute with PyPhD, focusing on his work studying the effects of stress on fish in a talk titled “An educational expedition from the shores of Lake Superior to central Texas”.

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Community Talks

Keighley Reisenauer

Mayborn Meet a Scientist, 10/25/19

Meet a Scientist are volunteer sessions where researchers set up a table with hands-on activities and visuals to connect with museum-goers about a topic they are passionate about. Shown here are the slides that play behind Keighley as she talks about concepts such as how cells make up the body and look different and even what happens when they misbehave (cancer)! She pairs these ideas with hands-on activities such as pretending to be a cancer surgeon where she discusses the importance of getting all the cells and the ramifications if some cells are left and looking into a microscope at a stained tissue section.

Keighley Reisenauer

Mayborn Sic ’em Science Day, 10/19/19

Keighley was invited to give the Scientist Spotlight talk during Mayborn Museum’s annual Sic ’em Science Day, which highlights the partnership between Mayborn and Baylor researchers. Keighley talked about the big themes of her research to an audience from 8th grade to adult.

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Other

Videos to come