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The new beetle species Trox paulseni was named in recognition of M.J. Paulsen, a collection manager at the University of Nebraska State Museum who discovered it.

Entomologist describes new Nebraska beetle species

May 23, 2016

Science & Technology

A new study from UNL biologists has revealed that the net-casting spider's secondary eyes -- the largest of any arachnid -- likely evolved in part to help it capture ground-based prey.

What big eyes you have! Spider adaptation widened dietary net

May 18, 2016

Science & Technology

Hamilton Hall

Award-winning chemist to give lecture May 12

May 10, 2016

Science & Technology

UNL engineers (from left) Yongfeng Lu, Lijia Jiang and Ying Liu stand in a laboratory illuminated by a special light designed to protect the microscope at left.

Discovery enhances conductivity, strength of polymer-based materials

May 3, 2016

Science & Technology

Speed limits: Thresholds curb warming's acceleration of animal movement

April 28, 2016

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

From left: Alissa Anderson, Rowan McGinley, Eileen Hebets, Pawl Tisdale and Colton Watts. With the help of Anderson, McGinley, Watts and other arachnologists, Hebets will present her Eight-Legged Encounters exhibit at the USA Science and Engineering Festival in Washington, D.C. Tisdale, a Lincoln-based artist, created posters and designed materials for the exhibit.

Dr. Hebets goes to Washington for Eight-Legged Encounters

April 15, 2016

Science & Technology

From left, Chongqin Zhu, Xiao Cheng Zeng, Lei Li, Joseph Francisco and Jie Zhong.

Study details formation of nitrous acid in atmosphere

April 12, 2016

Science & Technology

From left: Matthew Robinson, Martin Centurion and Jie Yang.

Physicists use electrons to record more ‘frames’ of atomic motion

April 5, 2016

Science & Technology

Peter and Eli Sutter

Engineers capture self-assembly of nanocrystals in real time

April 4, 2016

Science & Technology

An experiment led by UNL's Timothy Gay (right) and Joan Dreiling has signaled the need for a more complete model of electron-molecule scattering.

Physicists get surprising results from electron-molecule collisions

March 30, 2016

Science & Technology

UNL engineer Jinsong Huang holds a crystal that can detect significantly smaller doses of X-rays than materials used in leading commercial detectors, as reported in a new study published by the journal Nature Photonics.

New crystal is four times more sensitive to X-rays

March 22, 2016

Science & Technology

David Sellmyer (left) and Bhaskar Das

Team finds unexpected magnetism in nanoscale compound

March 15, 2016

Science & Technology