This exhibition is broken into three segments that explore various universal themes of human perceptions, feelings, and thoughts irrespective of our own perceived uniqueness. Devoid of our own social constructs and stripped to our core, the …

This one-day, hands-on workshop focuses on helping participants learn how to present their ideas effectively by providing concrete strategies for organization and delivery. Presented by Dr. Kathy Castly and Dr. Aaron Duncan.

The Office of Research and Economic Development will offer a grant writing seminar, “Write Winning Grant Proposals.”

UNLPTS Parking Advisory Committee meeting; open to the public. If you would like to speak at the meeting, please contact Lori Bennett Baumli at lori.bb@unl.edu to be added to the agenda.

Each week, taste a sample of an international tea and learn facts about Japanese tea culture on our informational display. Teas rotate every week, so come in to enjoy a favorite or try something new. Relax and unwind with us at Tea Time Friday.

Tune into the University Health Center at Nebraska Facebook page for the monthly Food as Medicine Facebook LIVE cooking show! Our registered dietitian will be showing us how to cook a simple but tasty Thai Curry Chicken meal.

Professor James M. Tour, Rice University, will present the lecture “Nanotechnology from Graphene to Nanomachines and Medicine.” Sponsored by Phi Lambda Upsilon, NCMN & Chemistry. Open to the public.

Cluster algebras were introduced by Fomin and Zelevinsky in 2002. They are subalgebras of a Laurent polynomial ring, defined in terms of combinatorial data (quivers and mutations). Cluster algebras have quickly gained wide interest in the community …