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Study: Property of non-stick pans improves solar cell efficiency

July 20, 2015

Chemists discover ‘tuning’ of new catalyst family

July 10, 2015

UNL researcher Benjamin Terry holds a prototype of his team's tapeworm-inspired attachment mechanism, which adhered to the wall of a live intestine for six days.

Tapeworm-like biomedical device sticks to intestine for record span

July 9, 2015

Heriberto Cerutti, Zhen Wang, Jean-Jack Riethoven and Chi Zhang. Wang is holding a tray of the plant species (Arabidopsis thaliana) studied by the researchers.

Study reveals mechanisms of plants' drought response

June 29, 2015

UNL chemists involved in the studies include Jun Dai, postdoctoral researcher; Xiao Cheng Zeng, Ameritas University Professor of chemistry; Alexander Sinitskii, assistant professor of chemistry; and Alexey Lipatov, postdoctoral researcher.

UNL chemists: New 2-D material’s properties show promise

June 23, 2015

Linxia Gu, associate professor of mechanical and materials engineering, is lead author in a study that examines how improvised explosive devices impact blood vessel networks and can lead to traumatic brain injury.

Engineers find blast waves have greater impacts on brain

June 10, 2015

Rebeca Gonzalez Suare

Postdoc oversees unprecedented collisions at Large Hadron Collider

June 3, 2015

UNL entomologists Erin Ingram (left) and Blair Siegfried are among the co-authors of a new study suggesting that certain insecticides reduce the movement and social interaction of honey bees.

Study shows insecticides alter honey bee behavior

May 28, 2015

Patrick Dussault, professor of chemistry, leads an organic chemistry lecture. Dussault has earned a three-year National Science Foundation grant to examine new methods of synthesizing ethers.

NSF grant to support new paradigm for ether creation

May 28, 2015

Clint Rowe (left) and Adam Houston (second from left) showcase the touchscreen video wall in UNL's recently remodeled Meteorology-Climatology Computer Lab in Bessey Hall. Rowe and Houston are participating in a two-day Weather Day on the Hill summit in Washington, D.C.

National weather summit features UNL researchers

May 13, 2015

UNL agronomists spearhead standards for using crop data

May 7, 2015

John P. Holdren, the director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy and the chief science adviser to President Obama, participates in a May 6 climate roundtable at Hardin Hall. UNL's Ronnie Green is at right.

Obama science adviser highlights climate initiatives during UNL visit

May 6, 2015