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New underwater mic 6,000 times more sensitive to sound

November 7, 2016

Science & Technology

Ten postdocs assembled in the Nebraska Union Auditorium for a Nov. 2 science slam, part of the Fall Research Fair. Modeled after their poetry counterparts, science slams ask their participants to communicate their research in whatever way they see fit.

Take five: Postdocs lay out research at science slam

November 2, 2016

Melanie Simpson, Brian Larkins and Jennifer Clarke

New doctoral program links life sciences with big data

October 28, 2016

Science & Technology

Jinsong Huang

Innovation keeps solar cells high and dry

October 20, 2016

Science & Technology

Bob Hutkins

Gut feeling: Study finds ingested bacteria can stick for months

October 17, 2016

Science & Technology

Chris Bilder

Statisticians work to streamline medical testing

October 11, 2016

Science & Technology

A female dark fishing spider (left) and its male counterpart, which sacrifices itself as a food source immediately after mating. A new study from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and Gonzaga University has found that this cannibalism can benefit the male's offspring.

Ultimate sacrifice: Spider's post-sex cannibalism aids offspring

October 6, 2016

Science & Technology

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Heart of the matter: Physicists record movement of atomic nuclei

September 27, 2016

Science & Technology

Noriyoshi Arai (left), Kenji Yasuoka and Xiao Cheng Zeng

Peeling onions: Layered nanosphere shows biomedical promise

September 20, 2016

Science & Technology

Hernan Garcia-Ruiz, assistant professor of plant pathology, has earned a $1.3 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to study how plants identify viral RNAs that allow a virus to replicate.

$1.3M NIH grant to aid study of plants’ viral defense

September 14, 2016

Science & Technology

Judy Wu-Smart, an entomologist at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, has co-authored new research suggesting that a popular class of nicotine-based insecticides have substantial effects on honey bee colonies.

That stings: Study finds insecticide hurts queen bees' egg-laying abilities

September 9, 2016

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Study in contrasts: System advances analysis of corn

September 1, 2016

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology