Dinosaurs & Disasters 2016 – Mythbusters!
Fact or Fiction? Bust common myths about science during the 12th Annual Dinosaurs and Disasters event at Morrill Hall on Feb. 6. Continue reading…
Come to Science Cafe Jan. 21
Science Café in Mueller Planetarium at Morrill Hall is a casual, educational, and entertaining monthly series for adults (21+) exploring a variety of science and natural history topics. Continue reading…
Register now for Women in Science 2016
Join us February 19-20 for the 18th Annual Women in Science Conference. The conference, sponsored by Nebraska EPSCoR and several UNL departments, will be held at the Embassy Suites in Downtown Lincoln, Nebraska. Registration is now open online and closes Jan. 29, or when capacity is reached. Continue reading…
Flynn presents 'A New Organic Chemistry Curriculum'
Professor Alison B. Flynn from the University of Ottawa will be giving a seminar entitled "A New Organic Chemistry Curriculum: Arrows and Mechanics Then Chemical Principles" on Friday, Jan. 22 at 3:30 p.m. in 112 Hamilton Hall. Continue reading…
'Socio-scientific Issues as a Central Element of Scientific Literacy'
The talk by Dr. Troy Sadler, professor of science education at the University of Missouri and director of the ReSTEM Institute: Reimagining & Researching STEM Education, was canceled due to weather. Continue reading…
'Reading Rainbow' host to be star of Nebraska Science Festival
LeVar Burton, the former “Star Trek” actor and “Reading Rainbow” host, is coming to Omaha. Burton will headline the 2016 Nebraska Science Festival. Continue reading…
'The Fishes of Nebraska' explores history, current state of NE fishes
"The book is an important contribution to scientific literature, as the state of Nebraska has never had a natural history text covering this faunal group," said lead author Bob Hrabik. Continue reading…
Originally published January 15, 2016 -
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