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Environmental and Sustainability Studies, Ethnic Studies, Global Studies, Women's and Gender Studies

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Research presentations from undergraduates Abner Sanchez and Maathi Basi were recognized at the 2025 ABRCMS event.

Abner Sanchez and Maathi Basi
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Katrina Jagodinsky and the Digital Legal Research Lab received the Mary L. Dudziak Digital Legal History Prize from the American Society for Legal History for their project "Petitioning for Freedom."

Jordan Soliz received the 2025 Dawn O. Braithwaite Distinguished Book Award for Navigating Relationships in the Modern Family.

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Husker physicists

Husker physicists received a $2.5M Nebraska EPSCoR grant to use ferroelectric oxides for exploring emergent quantum phases.

Marianna Burks received a Meridian Award from the Association for Women in Science, recognizing her leadership pursuing workplace equity.

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Angela Palmer-Wackerly, Satveer Kaur, and Cassidy Emmerich were selected by the University of Nebraka Medical Center's Behavioral Health Education Center of NE to train rural medical clinics on improving communication.

Husker physicist Herman Batelaan received the 2026 Davisson-Germer Prize from the American Physical Society.

Batelaan and colleagues

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