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Eight people work in The Combine Incubator.

Nebraska U joining NSF Great Lakes Innovation Corps Hub

September 21, 2022

Science & Technology

Combines harvest soybeans in Chapadão do Sul, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil, Feb. 27, 2019

Visit to Nebraska results in water management partnership with Brazil

July 12, 2022

Science & Technology

Nebraska alumna Monica Meyer works with children at the Malone Center in February 2019. Meyer is a graduate of the award-winning Child, Youth and Family Studies program.

Early childhood programs focused on helping children, families

April 6, 2022

Platte River at sunset.

Arts and Sciences, IANR take lead on climate resilience research

April 6, 2022

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Harkamal Walia checks the progress of wheat growing in the Lemna Tech High Throughput Phenotyping facility at the Greenhouse Innovation Center on Nebraska Innovation Campus. He is discussing the plant with other researchers on the grant. From left is Toshihiro Obata, Hongfeng Yu and Qi Zhang. Not pictured are researchers Chi Zhang and Gota Morota.

Libraries, ag researchers expand Nebraska U's culture of collaboration

April 6, 2022

N2025 aims to expand interdisciplinary work across university

April 4, 2022

Four faculty from the Hixson-Lied College of Fine and Performing Arts were among 25 faculty selected to serve as 2020-21 Research Development Fellows. Photo by Greg Nathan.

Upcoming workshops to propel Grand Challenges discussions

November 12, 2021

Barkley Clinic celebrates 40th year of hearing aid collaboration

June 2, 2021

Society & Culture

Nebraska and South Dakota researchers are collaborating to find solutions to unique challenges faced by rural Native American survivors of domestic violence.

Researchers explore solutions to domestic violence among rural Native Americans

January 4, 2021

Registration for Spring Research Fair poster competition is open.

Deadline approaching for final Jumpstart workshop

July 20, 2018

Leaders of Nebraska’s College of Education and Human Sciences and the Malone Community Center signed a five-year agreement to create a community partnership. Pictured (back row, from left) is Deb Mullen, associate dean of education and human sciences; and Martha Florence, Jan Sheridan and Michael Thompson, all Malone Center board members; (middle row) Kimberly Goins, executive director of the Malone Center and Beth Doll, interim dean of education and human sciences; and (front row) Daevon Jack

Partnership to benefit Malone Center, Nebraska students

May 22, 2018

Society & Culture

Micheale Marcus works with a child as part of the university's early childhood autism spectrum disorder training program.

Students gain skills in early childhood autism disorders

November 7, 2016