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The free, monthly public talk featuring LSU professors and their research has brought hundreds of community members together

BATON ROUGE 鈥� Over the past 10 years, more than 100 LSU professors have shared their research on topics ranging from how to hurricane-proof your house to how to lead like Joe Burrow and many more topics in between. On Tuesday, Jan. 31, the free, monthly public lecture series, , will mark its 10th anniversary at The Varsity Theatre. 

Astronaut and LSU Health New Orleans Associate Professor of Clinical Medicine Dr. Serena Au帽贸n-Chancellor will talk about how conducting research aboard the International Space Station has impacted her and her work now as a physician and professor who trains the next generation of doctors. Doors will open at 5:00 p.m. and the presentation will begin at 6:00 p.m. is encouraged. This event can be viewed live online here: . 

鈥淪o much has happened over the past 10 years, but LSU Science Caf茅 has been a constant. For example, we鈥檝e provided a platform for LSU professors to share their expertise with the community following the 2016 floods; we pivoted to a virtual broadcast during the pandemic and connected with people in Baton Rouge and beyond; and now our audience can continue to get access to reliable, relevant information through LSU Science Caf茅 both in-person and through our livestream in partnership with NPR affiliate WRKF 89.3FM.鈥�

Robert Twilley, LSU interim vice president of research and economic development

LSU Office of Research & Economic Development launched the event in 2013 and has sponsored it for the past 10 years. Campus Federal Credit Union and WRKF 89.3FM are co-sponsors. LSU Science Caf茅 is part of an international Science Caf茅 . Watch previous LSU Science Caf茅 talks here: . Visit lsu.edu/sciencecafe to learn more. 

 

Media are invited to attend to cover this event. Please RSVP to Alison Satake asatake@lsu.edu.