TAMU-CC Science Thursday Presentations for the Community
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi will host a series of free public science presentations on select Thursdays, from Jan. 22, through Apr. 30, from 6-7:30 p.m. at the Owen R. Hopkins Library, 3202 McKinzie Rd. The series will feature research projects from faculty and students with the TAMU-CC College of Science and is sponsored by TAMU-CC College of Science. Representatives from various City of Corpus Christi departments will be at select presentations.
Topics include:
• Jan. 22: “Understanding life one cell at a time” by Seemann Lab
• Feb. 5: “Concise geological history of the Gulf: 250 million years in 30 minutes” by Randy Bissel
• Feb. 19: “The tale of the flounder and the freshwater” by Walther Lab
• March 5: “Water quality and Human health on the Gulf Coast in South Texas” by Pavel Lab
• March 19: “Sharing the shallows: Shark and Ray habitat use in South Texas” by Coffey Lab
• April 2: “Wetland research in the Gambia” by Dr. Battaglia and the Center for Coastal Studies
• April 16: “Secrets beneath the Ice: Exploring Antarctica’s Ross Sea” by Dr. Hao Yu
• April 30: “From winter chill to summer bloom: Microbial life in our coastal waters” by Lin Lab
The series is designed for teens and adults. For more information, including disability-related accommodation, visit cctexas.com/library/hopkins/events or email frauke.seemann@tamucc.edu.
Date and Time
Thursday Feb 19, 2026
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM CST
Thursdays from Jan. 22, through Apr. 30, from 6-7:30 p.m.
Location
Owen R. Hopkins Library, 3202 McKinzie Rd.
Fees/Admission
Free
