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(From left) Matt Headrick, George Meyer and Wayne Woldt conduct a preflight check on an unmanned aircraft system.

Nebraska Extension offers unmanned aircraft systems training

November 9, 2016

Agriculture & Environment

Roadshow to address ag outlook, management decisions

November 7, 2016

Agriculture & Environment

An international research team that includes Nebraska's John Gamon has combined satellite data to detect seasonal change in evergreen trees across northern North America.

Satellite data delves into evergreens' slumber

November 3, 2016

Agriculture & Environment

Rural Poll shows some housing shortages

November 2, 2016

Agriculture & Environment

Society & Culture

NUtech Ventures honors faculty innovators, industry partners

November 2, 2016

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Research shows potential of great northern bean

October 28, 2016

Agriculture & Environment

Tsegaye Tadesse recently worked with African officials to start the process of creating drought risk management strategy for all of Africa.

African leaders approve drought management framework

October 27, 2016

Agriculture & Environment

Michael Boehm

Michael Boehm named university's IANR chief

October 25, 2016

Agriculture & Environment

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Family motivates Durban as she records 30 lifetime blood donations

September 5, 2025

Shubhendu Bhardwaj, associate professor of electrical and computer engineering, poses in a lab in front of a compact chamber lined with foam.

Husker engineer seeks paradigm shift in wireless communications

September 5, 2025

Science & Technology

Frohloff leads with heart in final year with Husker Cheer

September 5, 2025

Griep combines school spirit, science in 'Go Big Red' exploration

September 5, 2025

Three UNL researcher standing by the red steel beam sculpture, "Old Glory."

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