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Achievements | Honors, appointments, publications for Feb. 7

February 7, 2020

UNVEIL symposium on genetic adaptation coming Oct. 11-13

October 9, 2019

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Wolf hack: Study details how Tibetan dog got oxygen boost

September 4, 2019

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Graduate students have been acknowledged for their great work in the classroom and in their research.

Five faculty earn named professorships

May 31, 2019

Q&A: Biologist previews new book, explains writing process

December 17, 2018

Science & Technology

Love Library cupola

Five Nebraska faculty named Fulbright scholars

July 10, 2018

Jay Storz stands on the Tibetan Plateau, more than 15,000 feet above sea level. Storz and his colleagues have shown that many high-altitude bird species underwent different mutations to develop the same adaptation: hemoglobin better at capturing and distributing scarce oxygen.

Study: High-altitude birds evolve similar traits via different mutations

February 19, 2018

Science & Technology

Bottles sit in the lab of Nebraska's Jay Storz, one of four Husker researchers who have been named AAAS fellows. Others honored include Roger Bruning, David Hage and Jim Lewis. Since 2016, 17 Nebraska faculty have earned the AAAS honor.

Bruning, Hage, Lewis, Storz named AAAS fellows

November 22, 2017

Science & Technology

Thriving in tough environments: What's the genetic connection?

August 25, 2017

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Alanna Johnson photographs May Nguyen as she works on a customer's wedding dress in her shop, May's Alterations. The photos were for the Nebraska Mosaic project.

Achievements | Honors, awards, publications for June 23

June 23, 2017

Jay Storz (left), Susan J. Rosowski professor of biological sciences, and Chandrasekhar Natarajan, research assistant professor in biological sciences.

Study: At molecular level, evolutionary change is unpredictable

October 20, 2016

Science & Technology

Study: Mutational ‘hot spot’ leads to adaptation in high-altitude birds

October 14, 2015