Johnica Morrow, an applied ecology doctoral student, has co-authored a monograph that describes all of the coccidian species – also known as protozoan parasites – known to infect turtles worldwide. The publication is the most comprehensive review of turtle coccidia to date. Continue reading…
The School of Natural Resources is participating in a UNL Libraries pilot program that offers a new option of document delivery. Any materials requested from UNL collections or through interlibrary loan can be delivered to the Nebraska Maps & More Store on the first floor of Hardin Hall. Continue reading…
Drought hit the southern Great Plains hard in the summer of 2011 with all the classic signs: withering plants, cracked earth, water restrictions. Then it expanded across most of the Plains in 2012. And it continued in 2013. Continue reading…
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Knowing whether to use "which" or "that" is one of the most common sources of confusion in the English language. Which word best completes your thought? Read on to find out! Continue reading…
UNL researchers interested in learning how to craft effective white papers and grant proposals for the U.S. Department of Energy are invited to attend a proposal writing workshop April 16, 10 a.m.-noon, at the Whittier Research Center, Room 154. Registration by April 1 is required. Continue reading…
"Inside SNR" is the school's weekly e-newsletter that is published every Monday. Anyone is welcome to submit news or events to be considered for publication in the newsletter. Continue reading…
Tsegaye Tadesse, climatologist and remote sensing expert at UNL's National Drought Mitigation Center, is leading a three-year, $1.6 million, multi-institution NASA-funded project to help predict drought and flood in the Greater Horn of Africa. UNL's portion of the total award is $987,767. Continue reading…
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The spring 2014 edition of the SNR fact sheet is now available. It can be viewed and downloaded at http://go.unl.edu/eu0h. Continue reading…
The Nebraska Academy of Sciences will hold its 124th Annual Meeting on April 11 in Olin Hall at Nebraska Wesleyan University. Research presentations in ten different sections will be shared. Continue reading…