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
Nebraska’s Jay Storz and an international research team have uncovered hints of the adaptations that could explain how the gelada monkey subsists on the thin air of the Ethiopian Highlands.
Through her positive attitude and an ability to take on any task, Nebraska’s Sarah Fredregill helps maintain financial order for Huskers in the Department of Chemistry.