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Amlan Balabantaray, a doctoral candidate in biological systems engineering, developed a prototype for his See and Till system, a robotic weed control product for agricultural use.

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Inaugural robotics fellows ready to launch new innovations

April 28, 2025

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Interdisciplinary project aims to improve Nebraska farming

April 7, 2025

Two workers at Robinette Farms in Martell, Nebraska, plant salad greens in one of three high tunnels on the farm.

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Micro-irrigation work boosts Nebraska economic development, food security

February 12, 2025

Ozan Ciftci, Kenneth E. Morrison Distinguished Professor of food engineering, operates an integrated supercritical carbon dioxide extractor-bioreactor, using green technology to extract lycopene — a high-value health and wellness-promoting bioactive compound — from tomato waste while simultaneously producing biodiesel.

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Nebraska-based global center to drive bioeconomy solutions for future of food

January 21, 2025

Hyun-Seob Song, associate professor of biological systems engineering and food science and technology; Karrie Weber, professor of Earth and atmospheric sciences and biological sciences; and Seunghee Kim, associate professor of civil engineering, pose for a photograph in a dimly lit lab.

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Husker scientists exploring hydrogen energy potential from underground rift

October 15, 2024

Love Library South on a cloudy day

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Sustainable beef, early childhood projects lead Grand Challenges awards

September 3, 2024

Color portrait of Kasia Glowacka

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Husker research points to increased water use efficiency for crops

August 22, 2024

Jennifer Clarke writes on a large piece of paper as three men watch.

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Husker faculty lead conference honing strategies for national ag data network

August 13, 2024

Becca Cain, a junior environmental science major, and Jenny Goesch, a senior agricultural engineering major, pose with trays of lance-fruited oval sedges at the edge of a Lincoln pond on June 14.

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Project aims to improve water quality of Lincoln ponds

August 12, 2024

A man and a woman plant a young tree while several people watch.

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Galactic journey brings 'Moon Tree' to Nebraska U

June 6, 2024

Troy Gilmore and Chris Terry work on a U.S. Geological Service camera.

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Lab boosts understanding of water bodies, creates student opportunities

April 18, 2024

Rendering of a stretchable component essential to a wearable ultrasound device

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Liquid metal may point way to wearable ultrasound devices

March 22, 2024