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

July 20, 2015

Jay A. Puckett

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Puckett to lead Durham School

July 15, 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.

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Tapeworm-like biomedical device sticks to intestine for record span

July 9, 2015

Mathias Schubert (left), professor of electrical and computer engineering, received an honorary doctorate from Linkoping University on May 23.

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Achievements | Honors, awards, publications for May 29 - June 18

June 19, 2015

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Engineers study how Pilger tornado destroyed buildings

June 16, 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.

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Engineers find blast waves have greater impacts on brain

June 10, 2015

Army ROTC members line up in UNL's Military and Naval Science Building. Four UNL programs earned top-35 rankings in the most recent U.S. News and World Report rankings of the Best Online Programs for Veterans.

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4 programs ranked in U.S. News' best-for-veterans list

May 20, 2015

Savanna McDonald (left), a senior physics major from Omaha, shows Science Olympiad competitors from Florida how a gyroscope works during the STEM Expo in Jorgensen Hall on May 15.

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STEM Expo, egg drop kick off Science Olympiad

May 12, 2015

The living room space of the Bucktown House in Chicago, designed by Jeffrey Day's architectural firm Min|Day.

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Achievements | Honors, awards, publications for May 1-7

May 8, 2015

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Reichenbach earns IDEA honor

May 6, 2015

Roger Hoy (from left), Caleb Lindhorst and Luke Prosser show off a tractor designed by students for a 2014 engineering competition. Lindhorst was involved in a December 2013 auto accident and support from Hoy and Prosser has helped him return to classes at UNL.

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Lindhorst remains on academic path after accident

May 4, 2015

Students listen during a soft robots demonstration led by Stephen Morin, assistant professor chemistry.

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Cooper Foundation grant to expand Innovation Studio

April 21, 2015