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An algorithm written by (from left) UNL's Eric Psota and Jędrzej Kowalczuk was named the world's best for 3-D imaging. The work may lead to advancements in robotic surgery, driverless cars and rescue operations.

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UNL 3-D algorithm ranked world’s best

November 7, 2014

From left, George Gogos, Sidy Ndao, Dennis Alexander

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UNL team works to create better energy transfer in space

October 29, 2014

Jinsong Huang

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Huang wins federal grant for groundbreaking solar energy project

October 22, 2014

Brad Barker, right, Jennifer Melander, Carl Nelson and Michelle Krehbiel show off examples of wearable tech that are designed by 4-H students using micro-controllers.

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‘Wearable tech’ curriculum aims to fuel interest in STEM

October 14, 2014

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UNL seeks to hire 50 new tenure-track faculty

October 10, 2014

UNL engineering students tour Global Manufacturing, a maker of grain bins, during the Grand Island event in 2013. The annual College of Engineering tour will explore industry in Omaha on Oct. 9.

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Engineering students take industry tour in Omaha

October 9, 2014

Chancellor Harvey Perlman

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Perlman hails UNL's progress, plans in annual address

October 3, 2014

CSE at UNL

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Nebraska joins initiative to increase diversity in computer science

September 24, 2014

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Biggest freshman class in 35 years pushes enrollment past 25K

September 8, 2014

A UNL team is studying how climate and agricultural changes influence groundwater quality. From left: Yusong Li, civil engineering; Zhenghong Tang, community and regional planning; Shannon Bartelt-Hunt, civil engineering; Xu Li, civil engineering; Dan Snow, Nebraska Water Center; and Eric Thompson, economics. Not pictured is David Rosenbaum, economics.

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Researchers probe climate’s impact on groundwater quality

September 3, 2014

UNL's Chris Cornelius is one of four Native academics who received a five-year, $1.5 million NSF grant to create a program that whill help mentor Native students in the science, technology, engineering and math fields.

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Cornelius aids NSF program to increase Natives in STEM

August 20, 2014

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In the news: UNL student is a hero in Ireland

July 25, 2014