A recent study from UNL researchers suggests that the movement of cold-blooded animals becomes less responsive to warming after crossing temperature thresholds that vary among species.
Johnson Seminar The Prather Lecture will be Thursday, April 28, 2016 at 3:30 pm in Hamilton Hall 112. This year's Prather Lecturer is Dr. Alexander Johnson. Dr. Alexander Johnson is
Eileen Hebets will present Eight-Legged Encounters with the help of UNL graduate students and fellow arachnologists at the USA Science and Engineering Festival in Washington, D.C.
Recent accomplishments earned by members of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln community include honors, awards and publications collected by faculty/staff Jason Kautz, Liangcheng Du, Kelly Payne and Robert Zink.
Emeriti professors John Janovy Jr. and Kathleen Wilson are among members of UNL's campus community who recently published new books.
Whip Spider From the American Arachnology Society: In JK Rowling’s book “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire” an arachnid is used to demonstrate the unforgivable curses. In the movi