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Nebraska Deterrence Lab Hosts Experiment with Regional FBI Agents
Agents from the FBI joined the Nebraska Deterrence Lab to run an experiment analyzing potential threats to the Nebraska and Iowa agricultural economy.
Eight UNO Researchers Among Top Two Percent Cited Worldwide in Their Fields
An ongoing Stanford University study examining the impact and citations of all researchers has identified eight current and former UNO faculty who rank among the top two percent of researchers in the world in their fields.
UNO Collaboration Awarded Prestigious Mellon Grant
Four faculty members from UNO’s College of Arts and Sciences will highlight the role of the literary imagination in making and remaking worlds and societies with the support of a grant from the Mellon Foundation.
UNO Students Among First to Dig at Historic Site
Students in Archaeological Field Methods class among first to dig at historic Moses Merrill Mission Site.
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New Study Takes Major Step in Pursuit of HIV Cure
While the standard treatment for HIV can hold the disease in check, a new study shows how experimental medicines can boost the body’s own ability to suppress the virus. An important step towards a cure, says researchers behind the study.
Beth Chalecki, Ph.D., Engages Global Community on Climate Resilience
Heat waves don't stop at borders; neither do microbes and viruses, floods and droughts. Beth Chalecki, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Political Science and Director of the Sustainability minor at UNO, says the world needs a new theory of international relations that deals with ecological stability.
New Podcast Shines Light on "The Face of War"
In 2022, Barbara Robins, Ph.D., an associate professor of English, and graduate student Jessie Stewart collaborated to launch a podcast called “The Face of War” that focuses on experiences of war and how it shapes people’s lives.