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Nebraska-led team examines changes in survey research

November 4, 2019

Science & Technology

Nebraska Research Days, a celebration of the research and creative activity of the faculty, postdoctoral fellows, staff and students, is Nov. 4-8.

Nebraska Research Days kicks off

November 4, 2019

Dr. Advait Jukar with the Smithsonian Intitution's National Museum of Natural History measures the teeth of a mastodon fossil in the University of Nebraska State Museum's fossil collection kept at Nebraska Hall.

Nebraska's fossil collection playing role in Smithsonian research

November 4, 2019

Green Bags

Volunteers boost game day recycling

November 1, 2019

Customer Discovery

New program introduces researchers to entrepreneurship

November 1, 2019

Students, Extension helping village explore relocation after flooding

November 1, 2019

Agriculture & Environment

Ted Carter Jr.

Carter's campus forums begin Nov. 5

October 30, 2019

Toni Rasmussen, agriculture education teacher at Wayne High School, works with her Ag Leadership and Intro to Ag class in October 2018. The University of Nebraska–Lincoln has entered into an education compact with six other Nebraska institutions to meet the education needs of youth and lifelong learners in northeast Nebraska.

Compact aims to boost ag, natural resource industries in northeast Nebraska

October 30, 2019

Agriculture & Environment

State of Diversity 2019

Barker marks first 150 days with diversity summit

October 30, 2019

Society & Culture

Pocket Science Political Science

Contrary to folk wisdom, political beliefs stable over time

October 30, 2019

Society & Culture

Honors students assess a zombie during the "Learn to Walk Like a Zombie" event on Oct. 29.

Honors course bites into zombie braaaains

October 30, 2019

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

A digital graphic novel by alumnus Bob Hall outlines the history of the Temple Building and rumors of its haunting. Hall produced the story for the Nebraska Alumni Association's quarterly magazine.

Graphic novel explores history of Temple haunting

October 30, 2019

Q&A: Behrendt talks lore, legacy of ‘Frankenstein’

October 30, 2019

Society & Culture

L-to-R: Jessica Namkung, Derek Rodgers, Ron Nelson, Mackenzie Savaiano, Susan Loveall-Hague, Matt Lambert, Marc Goodrich, Michael Hebert

Grant to develop next generation of special needs educators

October 29, 2019

Society & Culture

Evan Beachly (from left), Jim Higgins and Carrick Detweiler assemble a drone system before taking it for a test flight. The system features a software application that makes it easy to operate. It can also be flown at night, helping crews safely fight fires despite limited visibility.

Husker startup brings firefighting drones to market

October 28, 2019

Science & Technology

One of 11 campus units will be awarded the Chancellor's Cup for having the greatest percentage of faculty/staff participation in the United Way Combined Campaign. The award is new and will be kept by the winning division until next year.

Combined Campaign launches with $400,000 goal

October 28, 2019

Former Naval Academy leader is priority candidate for NU presidency

October 25, 2019

Allyssa Hynes

Game days help Huskers gain real-world experience

October 25, 2019

Birth Series

Precious and rare: Research unearths sculptures long forgotten

October 25, 2019

Society & Culture

Alexander Sinitskii, associate professor of chemistry at Nebraska, will lead a multi-institution research team investigating ways to incorporate DNA nanotechnology as a construction tool to assemble graphene in new ways that could make the material more useful in electronic devices, among other applications. The project is funded by a three-year, $4.5 million grant from the U.S. Department of Defense’s Office of Naval Research.

Nebraska-led team to explore DNA as tool to build graphene circuits

October 23, 2019

Science & Technology