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Nebraska U remains among world's best for earning patents

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Kelly Whitney and Dusty Stevens prepare baking sheets of whitefish fillets coated with a blackened seasoning for a cooking class in Leverton Hall on June 4 during the Child Nutrition Training Academy. Whitney cooks for Lawrence-Nelson Public Schools and Stevens is the food service director for Superior Public Schools. To the right, Elaine Rouse, kitchen manager for St. Margaret Mary School in Omaha, returns spatulas to a drawer.

Training academy brings more nutritious meals to Nebraska's students

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Tom Powers (left), professor of plant pathology, and David Sirengo, a doctoral student in plant pathology, recover a mud sample as part of the nematode research project in the Nebraska Sandhills.

Nebraska-led NSF project sheds light on microscopic life in Sandhills

June 3, 2025

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Kevin Lievano, a doctoral student in the School of Biological Sciences, peers into a microscope at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s Harlod W. Manter Laboratory of Parasitology. Lievano’s research and career has been highlighted in the journal Nature.

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Daniel Tannenbaum, Georgia and Jim Thompson Associate Professor of Economics, stands next to a rail around the atrium to Howard L. Hawks Hall.

National award supports Tannenbaum's research into the effects of evictions on children

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Nebraska-developed mindfulness program expands to Ghana

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