As part of the University of Utah’s 175th anniversary celebrations, U faculty members will present “REDTalks: A Legacy of Excellence,” live-streamed on utah.edu/live.
Similar to TED Talks, speakers will share their ideas, experiences, and insights on a wide range of topics in concise, engaging, and thought-provoking presentations. Topics will cover diverse subjects, including science, technology, education, art and personal growth.
The in-person event is sold out, but you can register for the live stream here.
Scheduled speakers:
“Color and the Hidden Knowledge of Artists” by Edward Bateman, MFA, College of Fine Arts
“Toward a Science of Game Design” by Rogelio Cardona-River, Ph.D., College of Architecture & Planning
“Mathemagic of Sea Ice, Semiconductors, and Harry Potter” by Ken Golden, M.S., Ph.D., College of Science
“Healthcare Providers Ignoring Stop Signs—An Odyssey to Novel Drug-Drug Interaction Management” by Daniel Malone, RPh, Ph.D., FAMCP, College of Pharmacy
“Understanding and Overcoming Division in a Divided America” by Samantha Moore-Berg, M.A., Ph.D., College of Social & Behavioral Science
“But Where Did York Sleep?” by Wanda Pillow, Ph.D., dean, College of Humanities and School for Cultural & Social Transformation