Researcher's soil moisture detector goes to work in South Africa
A UNL researcher's high-tech soil moisture detector is being put to the test in the wild. Hydrogeophysicist Trenton Franz is applying technology developed for precision agriculture to help protect an endangered native forest in South Africa.

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5 students earn Fullbright awards; two named alternates
Five University of Nebraska-Lincoln students have earned Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship grants and two students have been named alternates for the 2015-2016 academic year.

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UNL offers new international travel insurance coverage
UNL has expanded international insurance coverage for faculty and staff traveling overseas on university business. This program eliminates the need for employees to purchase medical evacuation insurance individually.

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Bischoff, Springer develop mental health model with global application
A project helping transform mental health landscape of rural Nebraska may soon benefit communities worldwide.

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Researchers collaborate with Morocco on drought index
Morocco will have one of the world's first drought early warning systems that integrate several remotely sensed data sets from NASA and other U.S. agencies into a composite agricultural drought indicator.

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UNL begins fundraising for international trade, finance institute
To prepare skilled graduates for in-demand careers in global trade and finance, UNL has announced the start of a private fundraising initiative to establish an interntional trade and finance institute at the university.

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Lu receives international honor for Nanjing massacre research
Suping Lu, professor and liaison librarian for economics, political science and law, was awarded the Special Contribution Award Medallion by the Nanjing Massacre Memorial Museum in China for his research and publications.

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'African Week' events open with poetry reading, discussion
Poet Tsitsi Jaji opens a series of UNL events that highlight African culture.

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Quilt museum expands international ties to India
A recent trip to India is helping UNL's International Quilt Study Center and Museum expand global connections as it builds a world-class collection of quilts.

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Visiting Czech scholar brings research to UNL students, public
The Department of History has established a visiting professorship in one of the cornerstones of Nebraska’s collective heritage: Czech history.

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