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Leen-Kiat Soh, Wendy Smith, Mindi Searls and Brittany Duncan

Project aims to smooth STEM students’ path from 2-year to 4-year institutions

July 5, 2022

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Kris Guthrie stands next to a gravimeter positioned at the gravity base station she established outside of Morrill Hall. The station — and another located by Mueller Tower — are the first on campus. They were established through part of Guthrie's graduate program in earth and atmospheric sciences.

Guthrie expands gravity research, teaching, outreach opportunities

June 28, 2022

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Hooved mammal fossils

Mammal enamel: Toothy analysis IDs vegetation of ancient Nebraska

June 8, 2022

Agriculture & Environment

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McKinney

Mayfield tornadoes inspire TORUS researcher

May 17, 2022

Agriculture & Environment

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The traveling exhibition “Real People, Real Climate, Real Changes” will be on view from March 14 through May 13 on the second floor of Love Library North.

Love Library to host traveling climate exhibition

March 8, 2022

Irina Filina & the JOIDES Resolution

Two-month expedition at sea proves adventure of lifetime for Husker geologist

December 2, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

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David Harwood

Can United Nations conference save Antarctic glaciers?

November 29, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

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Meteorological radar

Feather phenomenon: Radar indicates stronger hurricanes trap, transport more birds

October 11, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

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Norman Smith

Obituary | Norman D. Smith

September 22, 2021

Ross Secord and Judy Diamond

First-of-its-kind research study could yield clues to climate-change impacts

September 17, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

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From left, Katie Edwards, associate professor, CYFS and educational psychology; Lee Pavia, founder of No Means No Worldwide and IMpower United; and Ramona Herrington, Lakota Elder and activist, on a South Dakota reservation. (Photo by Katie Edwards)

Achievements | Honors, appointments, publications for Sept. 3

September 3, 2021

Lynne Elkins, assistant professor of Earth and atmospheric sciences at Nebraska, has earned a five-year, nearly $700,000 grant from the National Science Foundation’s Faculty Early Career Development Program to develop a tool that may shed light on the composition and movement of magma.

Elkins developing modeling tool to study makeup, movement of magma

August 5, 2021

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