Activity
Time:
Open Registration (1st five-week session)
Date:
All Day
Location:
Academic Calendar
This event originated in Academic Calendar.
Activity
Time:
Open Registration (2nd five-week session)
Date:
All Day
Location:
Academic Calendar
This event originated in Academic Calendar.
Activity
Time:
Open Registration (8-week session)
Date:
All Day
Location:
Academic Calendar
This event originated in Academic Calendar.
Activity
Time:
Open Registration (Pre-session)
Date:
All Day
Location:
Academic Calendar
This event originated in Academic Calendar.
Activity
Time:
Open Registration for Fall Semester 2023
Date:
All Day
Location:
Academic Calendar
This event originated in Academic Calendar.
Activity
Time:
Spring 2023 Regular Academic Session
Date:
All Day
Location:
Academic Calendar
This event originated in Academic Calendar.
Seminar
Extension seminar by Dr. Allison Bistline-East, entomology candidate for the IPM faculty position in Scottsbluff
Date:
Time:
9:30 am–10:30 am
Location:
Panhandle Research and Extension Center
Target Audiences:
Dr. Allison Bistline-East will present an Extension seminar titled “Classic tools and modern applications: Developing a resilient IPM program for a sustainable future.” Bistline-East, currently at Purdue University, is a candidate for the …
This event originated in Entomology Calendar.
Fish Biologist Position Candidate - Melissa Wuellner - Research Seminar
Fish Habitat: An Old but New Solution
Date:
Time:
10:00 am–11:00 am
Location:
Nebraska East Union
Room: Arbor Suite
Target Audiences:
Candidate Interview - research Seminar
This event originated in School of Natural Resources.
CBC/RBC seminar - Dr. Frank Harmon, USDA-ARS
Mechanisms of the plant circadian clock and its regulation of plant growth
Date:
Time:
4:00 pm–5:00 pm
Location:
Beadle Center
Room: E103
Target Audiences:
A core question of the Harmon lab is how plants optimize stress tolerance, growth, and development by organizing their daily and seasonal activities with the circadian clock. Circadian clocks generate endogenous 24-hour rhythms that control many …
This event originated in Biochemistry.
