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Lance Pérez (from left) talks with UNL's Chad Lea, Mark Miller and Dale Bowder in the virtual life sciencs lab on the second floor of Brace Laboratory on Aug. 18. The building reopens Aug. 25 after an $8 million renovation.

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Brace Lab updates support undergraduate learning

August 19, 2014

Research team members (from left) Hideaki Moriyama, Jay Storz and Chandrasekhar Natarajan.

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Team receives $1.4M grant to research protein evolution

August 19, 2014

Research by UNL's (from left) Xiao Cheng Zeng, Jaeil Bai and Joseph Francisco may lead to the development of large-scale hydrogen storage media.

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Zeng, Bai, Francisco collaboration featured in chemistry journal

August 18, 2014

Patrick Barrett, director of transportation services, demonstrates the new automated auto rental system available on City and East campuses. Barrett was honored by the National Association of College and University Business Officers for the implementation of the Keyosk system.

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Achievements | Barrett honored for online vehicle rental system

August 15, 2014

UNL's Kirk Dombrowski has received $2.9 million from the National Institutes of Health's National Institute on Drug Abuse for a five-year study investigating how HIV spreads among Puerto Rican drug users.

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Dombrowski studies HIV spread in rural Puerto Rico

August 14, 2014

Interior of the Uganda Poetry Library in Kampala.

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Collaboration establishes 5 poetry libraries in Africa

August 5, 2014

Music students (from left) Nathaniel Sullivan, Angela Gilbert, Kayla Wilkens and Jeremy Brown at the NATS National Conference.

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Achievements: Four honored at NATS national conference

August 1, 2014

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Sociologist using technology to study substance use among homeless

July 30, 2014

A UNL research team will use a new two-year grant from the National Institutes of Health to study whether support in one early childhood setting can help compensate for a lack thereof in another.

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Study examining contextual impacts on early temperament, teen outcomes

July 23, 2014

A new study by UNL's Jeffrey Smith shows that diversity in the U.S. population is changing the face of social networks. The study was published in the June edition of the American Sociological Review.

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Study shows social networks are growing more diverse

July 22, 2014

Scott Gardner holds up a parasite preserved on a slide in the Manter Laboratory of Parasitology. Gardner led a team that discovered four new species of tuco-tucos while studying parasites in Bolivia. Tuco-tucos are a South American rodent, about 24 inches long that live in Bolivia.

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Gardner leads discovery of four new tuco-tuco species

July 18, 2014

Aaron Duncan (left) holds a doctorate in communication studies specializing in the study of sports rhetoric and cultural mythology.

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Poker: Gambling with the myth of the American Dream?

July 10, 2014