Some male wolf spiders seem to get luckier than others when it comes to courting females. The secret of their courtship? It’s complicated, says a new study led by Nebraska’s Noori Choi and Eileen Hebets.
Leigh Jahnke, a senior biological sciences and Spanish major, has earned a Fulbright award to teach English in Spain.
The U-shaped relationship between diet and size in modern land mammals could also stand for “universal,” says a new study, which has found that the relationship spans at least 66 million years and a range of vertebrate animal groups.
Nebraska’s Laura Segura Hernández joined a 65-researcher, six-continent effort to compile a database of online news articles about human-spider encounters.
Five Husker students competed in the first-ever Student Research Days Slam on April 13. Several discussed how the scientific process they’ve learned — painstaking, imperfect and subject to setbacks — can apply to everyone and many real-world situations.
The College of Arts and Sciences annually recognizes the outstanding achievements of its faculty and staff. Find out more about each award on their Recognition web page. Congratulati