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FAVORITE CLASS ROLL CALL 📚⬇️ We asked students around the Baylor Sciences Building (BSB) which class has been the highlight of their semester so far…whether it’s the professor, the subject, the people or something they never expected to enjoy. Now it’s your turn: What class are you choosing? 🎤🐻 Drop your answer in the comments and tag the department behind your favorite class! ⬇️
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IMAGINE THIS... 💭📚🐻 You walk into an Academic Open House with a mind full of dreams. You walk out knowing a few more names, recognizing a few more faces and maybe seeing a few more possibilities for where your major could take you. Before classes kick off, @baylorarts_sciences students got the chance to meet professors, connect with future classmates and get a first look at the academic community they’ll call home. You might know exactly what you want to do someday. You might have absolutely no idea yet. Either way, the first step is just being curious. We’ll see you next week for the start of a brand-new adventure 💚💛 #SicEm
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Had fun directing attendees at ICOPS2026! Great minds think alike…and dress alike! @eva_gkostadinova
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At Baylor’s Center for Microscopy and Imaging (CMI), the Transmission Electron Microscope (TEM), installed in 2023, is helping researchers visualize structures at an entirely new scale. From cancer and virology to materials science and environmental research, this powerful technology is being used across disciplines to answer complex questions and push innovation forward. Join researchers Dr. Bernd Zechmann, Zhenrong Zhang, Ph.D., Tammy Adair, Ph.D. and Jonathan Clinger, Ph.D., alongside Baylor students Kayla Haberman Marek and Laura Kusumo for Arts & Sciences’ newest installment of Research Roundup: “Atomic Atlas” with the full-length video only on YouTube now!
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Baylor Student Research Week and the BEAR Symposium brought together undergraduate and graduate students from across campus to showcase a year’s worth of work in action 💡🔬 From poster sessions to podium presentations, research across disciplines took center stage, highlighting the impact students are making right now.
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Dr. Lorin Matthews gives the inside scoop on Artemis II. 🚀
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Rudhresh Manoharan is one of our Outstanding Graduate Instructors for STEM Labs. He is a PhD candidate in the Department of Physics & Astronomy. Thank you for all you bring to the classroom, Rudhresh!
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Join us for our annual SPS bowling night tomorrow! 🎳
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Future majors, future mentors, future possibilities 🌟 Yesterday’s ‘Academic Open Houses’ were just a taste of what’s coming next! New majors to explore, future mentors to look up to, and a world of opportunities in @baylorarts_sciences. 💡🐻
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Tell us your major…without telling us your major 📚💡 Use those emojis, and we’ll try to guess the @baylorarts_sciences major ⬇️ #SicEm
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Here we have a part of Barnard 150, nicknamed the “Dark Seahorse Nebula,” a gas cloud located in the constellation Cepheus 1,200 light years away! Edward Emerson Barnard was a famous American astronomer who cataloged his list of “Dark Markings In The Sky” in 1919. He made other monumental discoveries including an 1892 observation of a nova with gaseous admissions, correctly identifying it as a star explosion, and the Barnard’s Star in 1916 which has a large proper motion. Amazing work and something to aspire to for sure! Object: Barnard 150 The Dark Seahorse Nebula Frames: Luminance - 141 x 300s Optolong R - 60 x 300s Optolong G - 40 x 300s Optolong B - 70 x 300s Location - Prairie Skies Astro Remote Observatory, Texas #prairieskiesastro #remoteobservatory #prairieskiesastroobservatory #prairieskiesastroranch #barnard150 #LDN1082 #darkseahorsenebula #nebula #darknebula #astronomy #astrophotography #texas #texasastrophotography #space #spacephoto #remotetelescopehosting #remotehosting #darkskies #deepsky #deepspace #science #remoteimaging #nightsky #nature #star #sky #astronomyimageoftheday #gas #outerspace #observatory
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Here we have a part of Barnard 150, nicknamed the “Dark Seahorse Nebula,” a gas cloud located in the constellation Cepheus 1,200 light years away! Edward Emerson Barnard was a famous American astronomer who cataloged his list of “Dark Markings In The Sky” in 1919. He made other monumental discoveries including an 1892 observation of a nova with gaseous admissions, correctly identifying it as a star explosion, and the Barnard’s Star in 1916 which has a large proper motion. Amazing work and something to aspire to for sure! Object: Barnard 150 The Dark Seahorse Nebula Frames: Luminance - 141 x 300s Optolong R - 60 x 300s Optolong G - 40 x 300s Optolong B - 70 x 300s Location - Prairie Skies Astro Remote Observatory, Texas #prairieskiesastro #remoteobservatory #prairieskiesastroobservatory #prairieskiesastroranch #barnard150 #LDN1082 #darkseahorsenebula #nebula #darknebula #astronomy #astrophotography #texas #texasastrophotography #space #spacephoto #remotetelescopehosting #remotehosting #darkskies #deepsky #deepspace #science #remoteimaging #nightsky #nature #star #sky #astronomyimageoftheday #gas #outerspace #observatory
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