Can't Get Enough of AoT? Attend a Free Online Lecture by UP on the Biology of Titans

(SPOT.ph) So the final season of Attack on Titan finally ended a few weeks ago. What now? We do what we always do to cope when a show ends: continue obsessing over it by parsing through every detail and going down the rabbit hole of lore.

Fortunately for us, there’s always a way to intellectualize our interests. UP Institute of Biology is hosting a free online lecture titled “Beyond the Walls: Examining the Biology of the Titans in Shingeki no Kyojin” on Tuesday, December 5 at 6 p.m. via Zoom. 

Think about it: What are titans, really? We only know so much ever since Attack on Titan debuted its anime release a decade ago in 2013. We've got some clues on who they are and why they exist, but how do they work—at least biologically?

The lecture is part of the BIO 196 - Undergraduate Seminar by John Aaron Aduan. Nothing much is said about the lecture, but the announcement is enough to get everyone hyped for it. As of posting, the UP Institute of Biology’s post on Facebook has been shared more than 1,000 times.

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Sign up for the Attack on Titan biology lecture

To register, click on this Zoom link. You will have to input your full name, email address, and organization to register for the lecture.

UP Institute of Biology is no stranger to hosting interesting lectures about media and popular culture on Zoom. They also have “The Whimsical Wildlife of Studio Ghibli” on November 28, “Sparks or Science: What Makes the Perfect First Date?” on December 16, “Gene-rations: Genetics and Darwinian Evolution in Pokémon” on December 19, and many more as part of the BIO 196 course.

Essentially, students enrolled in BIO 196 will hold lectures to improve their skills in delivering oral presentations. They are asked to prepare and present a short seminar related to a field of interest, which explains all those cool lectures.

For more information, visit UP Institute of Biology on Facebook.

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