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Yan Ruth Xia

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Q&A: Asian American prof reflects on long history of racism

May 24, 2021

Sorghum

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Team IDs key to sorghum’s heat resilience, aims to boost corn’s tolerance

May 20, 2021

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Nepal to Nebraska: Earthquake tragedy driving Shrestha to engineer safer future

May 10, 2021

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Study: Temperature explains why aquatic life more diverse near equator

May 6, 2021

Knoll Residential Center, home of the University Honors Program

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190 Huskers to graduate from University Honors Program

May 6, 2021

Ben Johnson (left) and Zane Zents recently won a Lemelson-MIT Student Prize for their grain-safety robot, the Grain Weevil.

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Husker undergrads earn national award for grain robot

April 28, 2021

Justin Bradley, assistant professor of computer science and engineering at Nebraska, is using a nearly $500,000, five-year grant from the National Science Foundation’s Faculty Early Career Development Program to give drones and other robots the ability to sense and adapt to a changing environment, diverting energy to the most important tasks at hand while pausing lower-priority work.

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Bradley’s CAREER project to boost drones’ adaptability, performance

April 27, 2021

(From left) Alex Christensen, Ethan McDermott and Grant Paisley

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3 Huskers earn Boren Scholarships

April 23, 2021

An illustration showing the molecular structure of palmitoleate, with Zika virus virions in the background.

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Nutrient compound shows promise for halting mother-to-fetus Zika transmission

April 20, 2021

Cattle graze on the Diamond Bar Ranch north of Stapleton in June 2020. The Sandhills are threatened by the encroachment of eastern red cedar and other woody species, according to Craig Allen, a professor in Nebraska’s School of Natural Resources.

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Center for Resilience in Agricultural Working Landscapes up and running

April 14, 2021

Jack Jeffries, assistant professor of mathematics at Nebraska, has earned his department’s first-ever Faculty Early Career Development Program award from the National Science Foundation. He will use the $400,000, five-year grant to advance his research in commutative algebra.

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Jeffries' CAREER award bolsters Nebraska's mathematics expertise

April 7, 2021

Andrew Haar (left) and Cole Kovarik

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Haar, Kovarik earn fellowships to study in Germany

April 6, 2021