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The team working on this DOE project includes (from left) Sulaiman Mohaidat, a doctoral student in the Durham School; Fadi Alsaleem, assistant professor in the Durham School; Jinying Zhu, associate professor of civil and environmental engineering; Bibo Zhong, doctoral student in civil and environmental engineering; and Clayton Malone, doctoral student in civil and environmental engineering.

Engineers developing dual-sensing, health-monitoring system for spent nuclear fuel

April 14, 2022

Science & Technology

A new study led by Daren Redfearn, professor of agronomy and horticulture and forage systems specialist, is exploring whether a targeted restoration of perennial grasses amid cropland could bring about a variety of benefits.

Nebraska research studying benefits of grass restoration amid cropland

January 28, 2022

A worker measures cracks in a concrete median affected by alkali-silica reaction. A team led by UNL's Jinying Zhu has earned a federal grant to develop an online system to monitor and evaluate the health of concrete structures, including nuclear power plants.

Zhu to lead creation of concrete monitoring system

August 1, 2016

Science & Technology

Hong earns Early Career Award

May 27, 2016

Science & Technology

Kovalev earns Early Career Award

May 11, 2015

Jinsong Huang

Engineers demonstrate solar cell material’s vast potential

January 30, 2015

Registration deadline for proposal-writing session nears

March 19, 2014