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Project enhances Nebraska STEM access, understanding
Fourteen elementary teachers from 14 rural Nebraska high-needs schools are participating in a five-year program focused on developing educational leadership in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, known as STEM.
MoreResearch aims to prevent resistance to staph infection treatment
Staphylococcus aureus is a bacterium commonly found on the skin or noses of people and animals, even healthy ones. While this bacterium is a common cause of skin infections, it can invade other areas of the body and cause life-threatening infections.
MoreAny which way: Flies go all-in to overcome defect, reach adulthood
New research from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln has revealed how fruit fly larvae with a seemingly fatal flaw can survive and advance to adulthood.
MoreBergt’s Nebraska Lecture to explore iconic campus landscapes
“Growing a Campus: Landscapes at the University of Nebraska,” is at 3:30 p.m. June 19 in the Love Library Auditorium. The presentation is part of the Nebraska Lectures: Chancellor’s Distinguished Speaker series, which has expanded to feature 12 talks celebrating the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s 150th anniversary.
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LPS educators ready to take History Harvest into classrooms
History Harvest was launched at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln in 2010 as a course held each year culminating in a community “harvest” where the public is invited to bring and share their historical artifacts to be documented, cataloged and digitally archived by undergraduate students. The idea has expanded to colleges and universities throughout the United States, but has not been used in a K-12 setting.
MoreTeam creates buzz by showing how ‘quiet time’ benefits NICU babies
Nebraska Engineering research that shows quieter environments in neonatal intensive care units may result in better health outcomes for infants has been creating quite an unexpected buzz.
MoreCover crop research team receives Nebraska Environmental Trust grant
Three University of Nebraska–Lincoln Department of Agronomy and Horticulture faculty have been awarded a grant from the Nebraska Environmental Trust to develop a decision-support tool for the successful incorporation of cover crops into Nebraska cropping systems.
MoreNational marketing campaign highlights Nebraska research
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln is undertaking a reputation marketing campaign aimed at highlighting areas of strength and boosting the university’s national stature.
MoreFive faculty earn named professorships
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln has awarded professorships to Julia McQuillan, Jay Storz, Grace Bauer, Oleh Khalimonchuk and Kristi Montooth.
MoreNebraska leads effort to develop hybrid wheat
With nearly $1 million in support from the USDA, a team of global researchers, led by Nebraska’s Stephen Baenziger, is trying to foster the development of hybrid wheat.
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