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Venessa Rodriguez

Meet Venessa Rodriguez

January 22, 2020

A rendering of an enzyme known as isocyanide hydratase, which accelerates chemical reactions that neutralize a toxic molecule in certain bacteria. Researchers from Nebraska, Stanford, Puerto Rico and Germany used record-intense X-rays to capture dynamics of isocyanide hydratase that were previously only hypothesized, a feat that could point the way to doing the same with other enzymes.

From Nebraska Today

Enzymes and X-rays: Study reveals hidden acrobatics of cellular catalysts

January 22, 2020

Chicago, 1968

From Nebraska Today

Nebraska-led project digitizes 1960s activism artifacts

January 17, 2020

CAS Inquire Christian Binek

CAS Inquire continues Jan. 28 with nanotechnology talk

January 15, 2020

Ryan Bentz

From Nebraska Today

Bentz looks back on ‘dream’ White House internship

January 13, 2020

Audrey Polt

Meet Audrey Polt

January 13, 2020

Innovation Campus

Achievements, Jan. 10, 2020

January 10, 2020

PS-PTSD Motherhood

From Nebraska Today

PTSD in mothers can lead to lax parenting

January 10, 2020

James "Jimmi" H. Smith Jr.

From Nebraska Today

Obituary | James 'Jimmi' H. Smith Jr.

January 10, 2020

Newspapers

CAS in the national news: January 2019

January 9, 2020

From Nebraska Today

Mehta, White provide insight on Iran situation

January 7, 2020

Decade at Nebraska

From Nebraska Today

Looking back on a decade of momentum

January 6, 2020