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LSU archaeologist discovers the first partial skull of a child from about 250,000 years ago, providing new insight into the early stages of life of our early human ancestors.
More info: lsu.edu/mediacenter/news/202…
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Why were dinosaurs so amazing? It's what's on the inside that counts: t.ted.com/PXXzAHW @TEDxLSU
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The circus is as relevant as ever. Let performer Lady Beast show you how: t.ted.com/xgOvGFe
Gearing up for Saturday night in #TigerStadium? Celebrate that tiger pride with this 2016 @tedxlsu talk from @gguttner, @ManshipSchool C-I faculty member and the "voice" of our favorite four-legged friend @MikeTheTiger. youtube.com/watch?v=kfIOGpND…
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Think you know why the dinosaurs dominated? Think again. Palaeontologist @paleofox details what really made the dinosaurs thrive on Earth for so long t.ted.com/cuD7o62
The wait is over! The TEDxLSU 2019 videos are live.
Watch, learn, think, discuss, and share: tedxlsu.com/2019 – at Baton Rouge, LA
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We've said a lot about our @SEC Professor of the Year, @LSUphysastro Dr. Gabriela González. Be the first to hear from world renowned researcher in her own words. youtu.be/N-OFT0kJvCc
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Willis Delony of @LSUmusic and Gabriela González of @LSUphysastro have been named Boyd Professors, the highest professorial rank awarded by #LSU!
Read more about both accomplished professors: lsul.su/2Z10lFo
Congratulations, Dr. González! Such a well deserved honor!
Congratulations to @LSUphysastro’s Dr. Gabriela González on being named the 2019 @SEC Professor of the Year! #LSU becomes the first university to have two honorees: lsul.su/2Gd6kAu @TheSECU
#LSUForTheFuture
2019 SEC Professor of the Year – Dr. Gabriela González
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#LSU prof. Gabriela González is a 2019 @SEC Faculty Achievement Award winner! Congrats to our world-renowned physicist! lsul.su/2FvXYTd
Our #TEDxLSU attendees loved interacting with the figures! Thank you to Matthew Dunn and his students for their creativity and hard work! We love showing off what our #LSU community creates. @lsucoad @LSU – at Baton Rouge, LA
Thanks to everyone who helped make #TEDxLSU a success—including @TinRoofBeer for hosting a great after-party!
Thanks for joining us at this year's #TEDxLSU event, where we heard 12 awesome ideas worth sharing. Let's talk about them at our @TinRoofBeer after-party.
Brandon Ballengée combines art & science to spur discussions about the human impact on the environment. In his “Love Motels for Insects” project, a series of public art installations, he brings arthropods & humans together to bring awareness to the importance of insects. #TEDxLSU
Brandon Ballengée: “The question I always ask myself is, "Who can save biodiversity? Will it be artists? Will it be scientists? Will it be governments?" I would say it's every single one of us.” #TEDxLSU
Pelvic floor physical therapist Sara Reardon is on a mission to revolutionize the way we approach women’s health with a radical honesty and willingness to openly discuss often-taboo topics. Today she is talking about postpartum care. #TEDxLSU
Sara Reardon: “My hope is by shining a light on vaginas, we can change the culture of society to help mothers come out of the shadows, stop suffering in silence, and thrive instead of just survive.” #TEDxLSU
.@lsulibraries Librarians Hayley Johnson & Sarah Simms have been uncovering the powerful narratives of Japanese-Americans who were incarcerated in Louisiana internment camps during World War II. #TEDxLSU
Sarah Simms (w/ Hayley Johnson): “In archives, forgotten and marginalized histories are still waiting to be uncovered. The history put before you today was buried in archives across the country, effectively silencing the voices of those men and their families.” #TEDxLSU
Fair Fit Studio Owner Andrea Eastin is challenging attendees to think about the deeper meaning our clothing choices have on our personal expression and the overall implications for the environment. #TEDxLSU
Andrea Eastin: “Imagine if you bought 25% less pieces of clothing & instead invested that same amount of money into altering 75% of your wardrobe… When things fit better, they get more use. If we’re buying a little less, ultimately we’re sending less to our landfills.”#TEDxLSU



























