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July 5, 2018

From Nebraska Today

‘Molecular movie’ captures chemical reaction on atomic scale

July 5, 2018

Gateway

Accolades and Top Awards, June 2018

July 3, 2018

Maital Neta (front) was recently awarded a Faculty Early Career Development Program award from the National Science Foundation to study how humans respond differently to uncertainty. In this photo illustration, graduate students Catie Brown and Nick Harp react to a man dressed in a bodysuit to represent ambiguity.

From Nebraska Today

Project explores why aging brains stay on the sunny side

July 3, 2018

Nebraska students take part in a poster session in Howard L. Hawks Hall. More than 100 100 undergraduates from across the United States and Puerto Rico are getting a 10-week preview of graduate programs at Nebraska.

From Nebraska Today

Summer Research Program paves way to Nebraska

July 3, 2018

Design team Sensi-Plate accepting its platinum award earned during the 2018 Senior Design/Design Studio Showcase.

From Nebraska Today

Project proposals sought for software senior design course

June 26, 2018

(From left) Rachel Gordon, Beverley Rilett and Megan Ekstrom discuss the George Eliot Archive during a meeting June 15 in the Adele Hall Learning Commons at Love Library. Not picture is team member Riley Jhi, who attended the meeting via Skype.

From Nebraska Today

Huskers help create George Eliot digital archive

June 25, 2018

Campus

Achievements, June 22, 2018

June 22, 2018

From Nebraska Today

Achievements | Honors, awards, publications for June 22

June 22, 2018

Ann Williams, an enslaved woman, jumped from a third-story window in an attempt to escape from being sold in the interstate slave trade. Williams' story is being told in the animated short film, 'Anna,' which was produced by a team of scholars from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

From Nebraska Today

Nebraska-produced ‘Anna’ collects top animation prize at festival

June 22, 2018

Nebraska researchers have devised a more efficient and accurate way to scan the structural properties of plants.

From Nebraska Today

360 degrees, 180 seconds: New technique speeds analysis of crop traits

June 18, 2018

Columns

Achievements, June 15, 2018

June 15, 2018