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Amanda Ramer-Tait, associate professor of food science and technology and director of the Nebraska G

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Kristin Beede, research manager with the Department of Food Science and Technology, works with mice

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Mouse isolettes line the walls in the Nebraska Gnotobiotic Mouse Program. August 10, 2021.

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A Nebraska Department of Transportation truck drives across the aging Platte River Bridge as sensors

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A Nebraska Department of Transportation truck drives across the aging Platte River Bridge as sensors

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Mitra Nasimi and Awg Ku Ahmad Hashim Bin connect a replacement cable for the bridge sensors before t

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Mitra Nasimi connects a replacement cable for the bridge sensors before testing began on the Platte

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Data from dozens of sensors records on a laptop resting on a sandbar in the shade of the bridge. NOB

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NOBL, the Nebraska Outdoor Bridge Lab as part of the College of Engineering is turning two bridge si

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A Nebraska Department of Transportation truck drives past the mobile lab’s equipment trailer. Truc

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A Nebraska Department of Transportation truck drives across the aging Platte River Bridge as sensors

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Mitra Nasimi connects a replacement cable for the bridge sensors before testing began on the Platte

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Ricky Woods, Associate Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering, checks the cable connection

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Cables lead from a central laptop collecting data to dozens of sensors attached to the aging Platte

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Ricky Woods, Associate Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering, and Mitra Nasimi replace a

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NOBL, the Nebraska Outdoor Bridge Lab as part of the College of Engineering is turning two bridge si

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A Nebraska Department of Transportation truck drives across the aging Platte River Bridge as sensors

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Ricky Wood, Associate Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering, right, and Bowen Yang examin

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Ricky Woods, Associate Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering, discusses with Awg Ku Ahmad

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NOBL, the Nebraska Outdoor Bridge Lab as part of the College of Engineering is turning two bridge si

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NOBL, the Nebraska Outdoor Bridge Lab as part of the College of Engineering is turning two bridge si

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A Nebraska Department of Transportation truck drives across the aging Platte River Bridge as sensors

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Luann Wandsnider, Professor in the School of Global Integrative Studies, Sophia Perdikaris, Director

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The buildings on the Reller Prairie Field Station south of Martell, Nebraska, are slowly being renov

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A chalkboard shows a diagram of the Reller Prairie Field Station. The history Reller Prairie Field S

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Biological/botanical study plots with invasive Red Cedar trees dot the top of the hill at Reller Pra

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Kat Bickert, unit coordinator of the School of Global Integrative Studies, Luann Wandsnider, Profess

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Sophia Perdikaris, Director of the School of Global Integrative Studies discusses her vision for the

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Tick check. Reller Prairie Field Station south of Martell, Nebraska. August 3, 2021.

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Reller Prairie Field Station south of Martell, Nebraska. August 3, 2021.

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William Belcher, associate professor of anthropology (left); LuAnn Wandsnider, professor of anthropo

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Biological/botanical study plots with invasive Red Cedar trees dot the top of the hill at Reller Pra

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Reller Prairie t-shirt. Reller Prairie Field Station south of Martell, Nebraska. August 3, 2021.

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Luann Wandsnider, Professor in the School of Global Integrative Studies, Sophia Perdikaris, Director

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Luann Wandsnider, Professor in the School of Global Integrative Studies, Sophia Perdikaris, Director

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A blackboard is decorated by the last class held in 2011 at Reller, before the rehabilitation began.

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Sophia Perdikaris, Director of the School of Global Integrative Studies and Kat Bickert, unit coordi

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Biological/botanical study plots dot the landscape at Reller Prairie Field Station south of Martell,

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Sophia Perdikaris, Director of the School of Global Integrative Studies discusses her vision for the

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The original signage for the Reller Prairie Field Station hides in the weeds. August 3, 2021.

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The Reller Prairie Field Station sits on 80 acres southwest of Sprague, Nebraska. August 3, 2021.

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The Reller Prairie Field Station sits on 80 acres southwest of Sprague, Nebraska. August 3, 2021.

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The Reller Prairie Field Station sits on 80 acres southwest of Sprague, Nebraska. August 3, 2021.

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The Reller Prairie Field Station sits on 80 acres southwest of Sprague, Nebraska. August 3, 2021.

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An aerial view of the Reller Prairie Research Station. The Reller Prairie Field Station sits on 80 a

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Dorian Bobbett and Professor Grace Panther discuss Bobbett’s McNair Scholar research project. July

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Extra pollen falls to the ground as Cleopatra Babor slowly pulls the tassel from its protective bag

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Jonathan Niyorukundo taps a pollination bag to collect the corn pollen in the research field. Profes

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