Find out what your professors do when they're not in class

How many UF students take physics, chemistry or biology courses?

How many of those students actually know what their professors research?

During the rest of this semester, I hope to demystify professorial research. What do the professors who teach general science courses do when they aren't teaching you about photosynthesis or torque? Why do they think what they do is important or interesting?

I'm looking forward to finding out about the not-so-secret research lives of UF's toughest teachers.

And hopefully, you'll be interested, too, when you aren't studying for that near-impossible organic test.