09/28/2026
Got a question about astrophysics, neuroscience and GLP-1s, the weather, or coral reef ecology? 🤔
FSU College of Arts & Sciences experts on these topics will be available for questions during the next Ask a Scientist event this Friday, Oct. 2!
As part of the Railroad Square Art District's monthly First Friday festivities, Ask a Scientist brings research to the public, and you can find our experts near the Breezeway Plaza from 6-9 p.m.
▶️ David Collins (top left), a professor in the FSU Department of Physics, researches the formation of stars by simulating magnetized turbulence in space.
▶️ Linda Rinaman (top right), a distinguished research professor in the FSU Program in Neuroscience and FSU Department of Psychology, studies the neurological mechanisms behind food intake, specifically the GLP-1 system.
▶️ Robert Hart (middle left), a professor of meteorology in the FSU Department of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Science, conducts research on tropical cyclones, synoptic-dynamic meteorology and more.
▶️ Ryan Truchelut (middle right) earned his doctorate in meteorology from Florida State University in 2015. Shortly after, he co-founded Weather Tiger, a Tallahassee-based company that provides customized seasonal weather forecasts and full-spectrum decision support for a wide range of markets.
▶️ Amy Baco-Taylor (bottom right), a professor of oceanography and environmental science in the FSU Department of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Science, studies deep-sea coral ecology, marine molecular ecology and more.
For event details, visit: bit.ly/4hikfae.
Florida State University Division of Research