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Implant shows extreme promise for regenerating bone
Its powers may not rival Wolverine’s, but a regenerative implant engineered by researchers at the University of Nebraska Medical Center and University of Nebraska–Lincoln could help repair bone-deep damage following physical trauma, surgery or osteoporosis.
MoreLocal crops could provide green solution for blacktop repair
Nebraska researchers are studying the efficacy of using corn and soybean oil to recycle asphalt.
MoreFerraro earns Wildlife Society’s education award
Nebraska herpetologist Dennis Ferraro has been honored by The Wildlife Society.
MoreSteering committee named to drive Grand Challenges
A steering committee representing a broad cross-section of faculty and staff is guiding the next steps of the Grand Challenges process. Additional Grand Challenges events are planned for the fall.
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Husker researcher part of multi-university effort to improve ag decision making
Nebraska is collaborating with seven other institutions in a new effort to use so-called “digital twins” to improve crop production.
MoreResearchers develop simple, inexpensive method for guarding carbon fiber
Researchers have developed a low-cost, scalable method to guard carbon fiber against oxidation.
MoreUniversity of Nebraska Press names Ferreyra as new director
Jane Ferreyra will be the next director of the University of Nebraska Press, effective Sept. 7.
MorePannier honored as inaugural Swarts Family Chair in Biological Systems Engineering
A friendship sparked by a scholarship has led to Nebraska’s Angela Pannier being named the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s inaugural Swarts Family Chair in Biological Systems Engineering.
MoreTemperament could predict stuttering avoidance, inform therapy approaches
Researchers found that the temperament of a person who stutters might help predict how they respond when anticipating an upcoming moment of stuttering.
MoreNejati’s molecular research earns CAREER award
A University of Nebraska–Lincoln scientist is exploring new ways to build three-dimensional molecular structures that could have far-reaching impacts in electronics, medicine and more.
Siamak Nejati, assistant professor of chemical and biomolecular engineering, has received a five-year, $593,240 Faculty Early Career Development Program grant from the National Science Foundation to build on his previous research.
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