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A new eyetrack study from UNL psychology professor Maital Neta showed participants several images of surprised faces. Researchers found that those who seemed to interpret uncertainty in a more positive way clearly focused more quickly on the images’ mouths.

From Nebraska Today

Are you positive? It may depend on where you look

April 22, 2016

Extreme Light Laboratory

From Nebraska Today

Study shines new light on electrons

April 22, 2016

Gateway

UNL sets record with 10 Fulbright winners

April 21, 2016

Student talking in class

"Doing Sociology" student presentations are April 22

April 21, 2016

A New Companion to the Digital Humanities

Four college faculty contribute to digital humanities textbook

April 21, 2016

$Child playing with toys in a room$

Researchers share new math program with center in Italy

April 20, 2016

Columns at UNL

Seven receive outstanding graduate education awards

April 19, 2016

UNL columns

13 undergraduates named Chancellor's Scholars

April 18, 2016

From Nebraska Today

Social indicators survey calls for researchers

April 18, 2016

WikiWarriors

Edit-A-Thon increased female presence on Wikipedia

April 15, 2016

From left: Alissa Anderson, Rowan McGinley, Eileen Hebets, Pawl Tisdale and Colton Watts. With the help of Anderson, McGinley, Watts and other arachnologists, Hebets will present her Eight-Legged Encounters exhibit at the USA Science and Engineering Festival in Washington, D.C. Tisdale, a Lincoln-based artist, created posters and designed materials for the exhibit.

From Nebraska Today

Dr. Hebets goes to Washington for Eight-Legged Encounters

April 15, 2016

Students from Columbus High School perform a traditional Colombian dance to “La pollera colorá” at the 40th annual UNL Language Fair.

From Nebraska Today

UNL hosts 40th Language Fair

April 14, 2016