The Environmental Science Institute advances the understanding of the environment and sustainability through the development of interdisciplinary research, education, and outreach programs.
How an innovative teacher, an Emmy Award-winning director, and a Hollywood celebrity came together to make science cool (or hot).
A packed house at the first “Hot Science–Cool Talks” lecture in 1999. Photo: Jackson School.
On Feb. 28, Dr. Aaron Sandel and Isabelle Clark explored chimpanzee behavior and what humans can learn from them.
Co-host Angelina Derose prepares to interview Dr. Aaron Sandel and PhD candidate Isabelle Clark for the HSCT podcast. Photo: Allie Castaneda
Partners UT researchers to implement community-driven research projects addressing community resilience and sustainability challenges.
Learn MoreFrom lemurs to dinosaurs, the environment to sustainability, join us for our free Hot Science - Cool Talks this Fall.
Learn MoreOperated collaboratively by the College of Natural Sciences, Jackson School of Geosciences, and College of Liberal Arts.
Learn MoreEnvironmental research projects for undergraduates.
Learn MoreESI is looking for sponsors who recognize the need to advance the understanding of the environment, sustainability, and increase scientific literacy for all. If your organization values education, sustainability, and science we invite you to join us!
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