Students who participate in biology field research and experiential learning at Cedar Point Biological Station will benefit for years to come from two gifts provided by Nebraska alumnus Dr. Mark D. Baxa and his wife, Deb, of Charlotte, North Carolina.
Students who participate in biology field research and experiential learning at Cedar Point Biological Station will benefit for years to come from two gifts provided by Nebraska alumnus Dr. Mark D. Baxa and his wife, Deb, of Charlotte, North Carolina.
Deb and Mark Baxa Students who participate in biology field research and experiential learning at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's Cedar Point Biological Station will benefit for
"Guts and Glory: A Parasite Story" will open at the University of Nebraska State Museum-Morrill Hall on April 22. The exhibition runs through May 1, 2018
Nebraska's Manter Laboratory of Parasitology represents more than 90,000 parasite species with specimens collected from every continent and ocean around the world. In the Western Hemisphere, the collection ranks second to only one at the Smithsonian Institution.
