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Sherri Jones, interim vice chancellor of research and economic development, moderates a Q&A session with Nebraska Lecturer Shannon Bartelt-Hunt, Donald R. Voelte Jr. and Nancy A. Keegan Chair of Engineering. Nick Kumpula, Office of Research and Economic Development

Nebraska Lecture: Wastewater-based epidemiology key to tracking disease

November 10, 2023

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Rusty irrigation piping

Rust-stained irrigation pipes hint at lack of nitrate in groundwater

December 7, 2022

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Abby Houk, a sophomore nutritional science major from Milford, Nebraska, uses the “Living Room” area to study for a chemistry class. Carolyn Pope Edwards Hall. November 1, 2022

Achievements | Honors, appointments, publications for Nov. 18

November 18, 2022

Three posters from the Vaccinate Exhibit

'Vaccinate' art exhibition opening April 18 at Capitol

April 8, 2022

Rendering of groundwater

Groundwater measurements of herbicide may underestimate human exposure

January 14, 2022

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Yan shares strategies for public health messaging around COVID-19 vaccine

January 4, 2021

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

Report features Water, Climate and Health initiative

November 2, 2020

Agriculture & Environment

Society & Culture

Water Quality Testing

$5M gift creates program on water, climate and health

August 28, 2020

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Jack Dohrman (left) and and Shawn Languis (right), use tape measures to gauge physical distancing needs within an Avery Hall classroom. Keith Derickson, a support manager with academic technologies, stands in the instructor position to assist with the mapping. Based on their measurements, seating in this classroom will shift from 35 desks in a regular semester to 14 in the fall. The change allows the university meet the six-foot social distancing needs related to COVID-19. In large lecture halls

Teams buzz about mapping learning spaces for fall

June 16, 2020

Josh Gasper, a senior nursing student, gives a flu shot in the University Health Center in this file photo from 2019. While it's not effective against COVID-19, the CDC continues to recommend that individuals get the flu vaccine as seasonal influenza activity remains high. The vaccine helps individuals prevent influenza and possible unnecessary evaluations for COVID-19. Learn more about getting the vaccine at https://health.unl.edu.

Updates to COVID-19 response provided online

March 9, 2020

Josh Gasper, a senior nursing student, gives a flu shot in the University Health Center in this file photo from 2019. While it's not effective against COVID-19, the CDC continues to recommend that individuals get the flu vaccine as seasonal influenza activity remains high. The vaccine helps individuals prevent influenza and possible unnecessary evaluations for COVID-19. Learn more about getting the vaccine at https://health.unl.edu.

University continues to address coronavirus challenges

March 6, 2020

Resources available regarding new coronavirus

February 6, 2020