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ALT Discovery Days at Florida State University presents “Kaleidoscope: Innovation in the Arts and Humanities” at 7 p.m. Oct. 20, 2026, at Opperman Music Hall, 114 N. Copeland St. The event explores connections among the arts, humanities and science through presentations on FSU gallery exhibitions, the history and philosophy of mathematics, machine learning, and performances of interdisciplinary musical works. The maroon event graphic features a colorful kaleidoscope pattern across the top and includes a QR code for the Discovery Days schedule and event details.
ALT Headshot photo of Qing-Xiang “Amy” Sang.
ALT Image of a healthy human brain organoid — a three-dimensional, ball-shaped cluster of cells — under a microscope. Photo by Sonia Kiran.
ALT Image of atypical teratoid rhabdoid tumor cells under a microscope. This is a rare and presently incurable form of pediatric brain cancer. Photo by Drishty B. Sarker.
ALT Clockwise from top left: Distinguished Research Professor Igor Alabugin, Professor Eugene DePrince, Robert O. Lawton Distinguished Professor Joseph Schlenoff and Professor Susan Latturner.
ALT Photos of the “Mathematics at a Turning Point” panelists.
ALT Discovery Days Arts-Humanities-Health Symposium, Oct. 23, 2026, from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Claude Pepper Center, 636 W. Call St., Florida State University. The event explores how poetry, art, music and interior design can contribute to health, well-being, working environments and lifestyles. The graphic features several people gathered around a large, brightly colored collaborative artwork.
ALT Flyer for the "Undergrad Internship Opportunities at ORNL" event.
ALT Flyer for the "Grad Student Internship Opportunities at ORNL" event.
ALT Discovery Days “Lights, Camera, Research!” event flyer. The top of the graphic shows a photography or video studio with several people silhouetted against a brightly lit white backdrop. Studio equipment includes light stands, an umbrella light, a softbox, cables, a ladder and overhead lighting equipment. The lower portion has a garnet background with the vertical text “DISCOVERY DAYS” and “FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY,” along with a QR code. Text reads: “Lights, Camera, Research! Thursday, October 22, 2026. Time: 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. Location: Globe Auditorium. Communicating the power and impact of university research and scholarship has never been more critical. FSU faculty are invited to participate in a hands-on workshop to practice translating their work for the general public and interviewing with media. Spaces are limited! discoverydays.fsu.edu.”
ALT Promotional graphic for Florida State University Discovery Days. The left side of the image features a maroon background with the text: “Collaborative Collision: The Future of Intelligence.” Below, the event date is listed as “Wednesday, October 21.” Event details read: “Time: 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM” and “Location: Information Technology Services, 1721 W. Paul Dirac Drive.” A QR code appears near the bottom alongside the website “discoverydays.fsu.edu.” The bottom of the graphic includes the Discovery Days logo and the words “Florida State University.” The right side of the image shows a maroon gear containing the silhouette of a human head connected to circuit-like lines, symbolizing artificial intelligence, technology and innovation.
ALT Event flyer for the Inaugural Presidential Lectureship in Chemical Sciences.
ALT A graphic showing the FSU Westcott building and the text “Overleaf. All faculty, postdocs, and grad students can sign up with their FSU ID. www.overleaf.com/edu/fsu”