About the Nebraska Lectures
The Office of Research and Economic Development partners with the Office of the Chancellor and the Research Council, in collaboration with the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, to sponsor the Nebraska Lectures: the Chancellor’s Distinguished Lecture Series. Offered once a semester, the Nebraska Lectures bring together the university community with the greater community in Lincoln and beyond to celebrate the intellectual life of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln by showcasing the faculty’s excellence in research and creative activity. The topics of these free lectures reflect the diversity of faculty accomplish-
ments in the arts, humanities, social sciences and physical sciences. For more than ten years, this forum has crossed academic boundaries to build morale and a sense of common identity, allowing some of the great minds on the UNL faculty to share notable discoveries in a non-technical format, fostering a collective passion for education and research, and spurring the imaginations of those who share the need to know more.
Read more about how lecturers are selected at the Research Council website.
Football: Its Physics and Future
Spring 2013 Nebraska Lecture
Timothy Gay
Professor of Physics
Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Nebraska–Lincoln
April 5, 2013
11:45 a.m. Reception
12:15 p.m. Lecture
Memorial Stadium, West Stadium Club
Free Public Lecture
Watch the video of Timothy Gay’s presentation.
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