After fueling 40-plus years of scientific exploration, UNL’s Cedar Point Biological Station has started nurturing artistic inspiration. For the second summer, the biological field station near Ogallala, Neb., hosted a two-week Art at Cedar Point course. The class, led by Karen Kunc, focused on ecological printing and bookmaking.
After fueling 40-plus years of scientific exploration, UNL’s Cedar Point Biological Station has started nurturing artistic inspiration. For the second summer, the biological field station near Ogallala, Neb., hosted a two-week Art at Cedar Point course. The class, led by Karen Kunc, focused on ecological printing and bookmaking.
A $500,000 grant from the National Science Foundation will allow the Harold W. Manter Laboratory of Parasitology to digitally preserve four major collections of parasite specimens donated to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln during the past five years.
Four UNL faculty and one department received the University of Nebraska most prestigious awards for research, creative activity, teaching and engagement during a May 5 luncheon.
In a world threatened with emerging viruses, Charles Wood faces a daily challenge: “I don’t have enough time during the day or at night,” he said. “I wish I had more time.”
Wood is the 2015 recipient of the University of Nebraska’s Outstanding Research and Creative Activity award. The ORCA recognizes faculty for outstanding research or creative activity of national or international significance.
Marie-Claire Chelini with Dr. Valery Forbes Marie-Claire Chelini was awarded the Harold Winfred Manter Prize at the annual BGSA Spring Research Symposium on April 24, 2015. The Haro