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Consumers are asking questions about the food-production system they've never asked before, and agriculture needs to do a better job of answering those questions, panelists at a UNL lecture on Nov. 6 agreed.

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Lewis, Berkowitz begin NSF leadership appointments

January 23, 2015

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Bornstein to head Law-Psychology program

January 22, 2015

In this screen capture from a 2011 UNL video, James Le Sueur discusses the "Arab Spring."

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Le Sueur lends expertise on history of France, radical Islam

January 22, 2015

UNL's Ari Kohen with Secretary of Labor Tom Perez during the "White House Social" at the White House on Jan. 20.

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Kohen: State of the Union event 'surreal'

January 21, 2015

Students discuss their research during a poster session at the 2014 Nebraska Conference for Undergraduate Women in Mathematics.

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Math conference to highlight student research

January 21, 2015

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Sheldon hosts MLK Week film screening

January 21, 2015

Alissa Anderson, a UNL doctoral candidate in biological sciences, is the first researcher to quantitatively measure the rate of color change in a species of crab spider.

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Doctoral student first to quantify color change in spiders

January 19, 2015

Consumers are asking questions about the food-production system they've never asked before, and agriculture needs to do a better job of answering those questions, panelists at a UNL lecture on Nov. 6 agreed.

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Six picked for innovation, entrepreneurship project

January 19, 2015

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Kohen to attend State of the Union 'White House Social'

January 19, 2015

Ryan Anderson, Dan Duncan and Bradley Roth pose in the lobby of Nebraska Innovation Campus’ offices. The trio leads a campus network that helps UNL researchers commercialize their work.

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Husker network guides tech from campus to market

January 15, 2015

Letters by Pilar De Zubiaurre (left), an intellectual and socialite in pre-civil war Spain, were collected into a new book by UNL's Iker González-Allende. The book is shedding light on life in exile for Spanish defectors, art history and cultural life in Spain before the Spanish Civil War.

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Spanish intellectual’s letters illustrate life during war and in exile

January 14, 2015

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Study documents scale of error-based brain activity

January 12, 2015