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UNL, UNMC research duo honored for surgical robot

October 1, 2015

As part of his 2015 State of the University Address on Sept. 30, Chancellor Harvey Perlman introduced first-year UNL students who earned perfect scores on the ACT or SAT. Pictured (from left) is Nicholas Leyden, Henry Harrison, Cooper Knaak, Zach Warneke, Dylan Gray, Lambroz Karkazis and Alex Eitzman. Not pictured and unable to attend were Ryder Mays and Naomi Samuel.

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Unprecedented scholarship offer leads student to UNL

October 1, 2015

Chancellor Harvey Perlman

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Perlman: UNL must keep moving forward

September 30, 2015

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NSF-funded study to probe visualization, problem-solving

September 25, 2015

Ray LaHood

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BRIDGE-ing Big Data Workshop to focus on nation's infrastructure

September 24, 2015

Sidy Ndao (righ) offers advice to a student team as it finishes assembling a robot at the SenEcole robotics camp in Dakar, Sengal, in March.

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Robotics camps help Ndao craft opportunities for African children

September 21, 2015

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Registration open for the STEM education research retreat

September 21, 2015

Jie Cheng, doctoral student in electrical engineering, stands next to the partial prototype of a wind turbine system that research suggests could yield 8.5 percent more electricity than conventional counterparts.

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Wind turbine system recycles 'spillage' to improve energy efficiency

September 17, 2015

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Imperfections key performance of new light-detecting crystals

September 2, 2015

Shane Farritor of UNL (left) and Dmitry Oleynikov of UNMC.

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UNL-UNMC spinoff company raises millions

August 7, 2015

Melanie Simpson (left) supervises doctoral student Abby Gelb, a trainee in UNL's NIH-funded Molecular Mechanisms of Disease program.

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Program earns NIH grant to study molecular drivers of disease

August 7, 2015

Heavy rains in early June caused water in Salt Creek to rise to near flood stage for a second time this spring.

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UNL engineer: Stormwater management projects worked

July 22, 2015