In a newly published study, UNL's Mary Bomberger Brown and her co-author found that their 30-year study of cliff swallows in southwestern Nebraska revealed a significant relationship between human activity and the evolution of the birds' bodily characteristics. Continue reading…
With the camera up to his eye, Nick Manes tries to capture a whole other side of SNR. A fisheries and wildlife senior with a minor in environmental studies and Spanish, Manes hopes to segue his natural resources studies into a career in conservation photography. Continue reading…
A new book written by UNL's Judy Diamond and Alan Bond explores the evolutionary factors that influence color patterns in nature. The book, "Concealing Coloration in Animals" was published by Harvard University Press. Continue reading…
Utah State University professor Christopher Neale will discuss "Geospatial Technologies for Mapping and Monitoring Irrigated Public Areas" in a 10 a.m., March 28 seminar in 150 Keim Hall. The talk is sponsored by the Daugherty Water for Food Institute. Continue reading…
Registration is open for the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources' free 5K fun run/walk. The event, 9 a.m. April 13 on East Campus, is open to faculty, staff, students and the public. Prizes will be awarded. Continue reading…
Both the Water Seminar Series and the Geography General Seminar Series will be hosting events this week at their traditional times and locations. Continue reading…
Karen Jensen—software users group coordinator at the School of Natural Resources—regularly shares quick tips and tricks designed to make life a little easier for faculty, staff and students using Microsoft system software. Continue reading…
“Ancient Role of Prolyl Hydroxylation in Protist Oxygen Sensing is Modulated by Glycosylation and Targets a Ubiquitin Ligase,” will be presented by Dr. Chris West, University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. The seminar begins at 4:00 p.m., preceded by a reception at 3:30 p.m. Continue reading…