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New primate gut-brain study shows the behavioral effects of a disrupted gut microbiome

February 6th, 2024

Marmosets with depleted gut microbiomes show poorer recovery from stress and seek more comfort from others

Gut bacteria show promise for thwarting toxic effects of cadmium

POCKET SCIENCE: EXPLORING THE 'WHAT,' 'SO WHAT' AND 'NOW WHAT' OF HUSKER RESEARCH

by Scott Schrage | University Communication and Marketing

Schnable selected as Nebraska Corn Checkoff Presidential Chair

October 9, 2023

Nebraska team aids first mapping of corn genome.

by Geitner Simmons | IANR Media

July 10, 2023

New investigator: Derrick Samuelson, PhD

February 17th, 2023

This profile is part of a series to highlight the researchers who will be honored at a ceremony on March 9 for UNMC’s Scientist Laureate, Research Leadership, Distinguished Scientist, New Investigator and Community Service to Research Award recipients.

Pitch grass needs less fertilizer than its cousin maize. And therein lies a clue to less polluting crops

January 13th, 2023

The common turf grass that blankets soccer pitches, including those at the recent World Cup in Qatar, contains unexpected clues about how to build more resilient crops that need less fertilizer.

Huskers get hands on with science of funky fermentations

January 24th, 2023

In the classroom and the lab, students learned the scientific processes behind popular food fermentation techniques as part of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s three-week spring pre-session course “Moldy Meals: Filamentous Fungal Food Fermentations.”

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