Sruti Das Choudhury, a computer scientist and image analysis expert, has seen how generative artificial intelligence can save people time and effort and even do superior work with its fast creation of videos, images, music and text. Continue reading…
The SNR Seminar Series continues on Wednesday afternoons through December 3rd at 3:30 pm in 107 South Hardin Hall (Auditorium). Previous seminars have been recorded and are available on the website's seminar page. Continue reading…
A new thematic map depicting primary water rights systems across the U.S. has been developed by a collaborative team from the Daugherty Water for Food Global Institute, the National Drought Mitigation Center and the Department of Agricultural Economics, all at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. Continue reading…
The 2024 Nebraska Climate Assessment is available on the Nebraska State Climate Office website. Continue reading…
Conserving and expanding forests could partially offset global greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, University of Nebraska–Lincoln researchers said recently. Continue reading…
The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute featured four School of Natural Resources people as experts at its 2025 fall symposium in the Nebraska East Union Sept. 27. With the theme "Global and Regional Water Issues: Challenges and Solutions," the symposium drew 116 attendees to hear from eight speakers. Continue reading…
Many of School of Natural Resoures students take courses there and work for CPBS each summer. Continue reading…
What has someone done for you today that made you: happy, felt like you fit, made your job or a task that much easier or fun? Continue reading…
HealthierU, the University Employee Wellness program, invites all employees to participate in the 2025 Employee Wellness and Community Resource Fair from 8 to 11 a.m. Oct. 21 at the Coliseum. This year’s fair is sponsored by the Univ of Neb Federal Credit Union and Active Life Family Chiropractic Continue reading…
Yvon Ukwishaka, a 2024 Master of Science in Natural Resource Sciences graduate, was selected to the 2025 class of the Young Alumni Academy. Continue reading…
The University Libraries’ Course Materials program has saved Nebraska students more than $3 million. A recent pilot shows even more savings are possible by partnering with faculty to provide affordable or no-cost course resources, making college more accessible for all students. Continue reading…