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A 2012 photo of Jim Benes as an undergrad. Benes, a geography Ph.D. student in the School of Global

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Jim Benes points out the layers of soil deposited in a core sample from Nebraska’s sandhills. Thes

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Jim Benes, a geography Ph.D. student in the School of Global Integrative Studies, counts carbon part

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Jim Benes points out the layers of soil deposited in a core sample from Nebraska’s sandhills with

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Doctoral student Jim Benes points out the layers of soil deposited in a core sample from Nebraska’

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A needle makes it easier to keep track of carbon particles being counted from a Nebraska sandhills s

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Jim Benes points out the layers of soil deposited in a core sample from Nebraska’s sandhills. Thes

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Joe Stalder, a senior in geology and UCARE student, looks at a seed from a soil sample. Jim Benes, a

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Jasmine Pham , a sophomore mathematics major and UCARE student, washes a sieved soil sample into a c

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Biquan Zhao, Post-Doc Research Associate in Animal Science, flies a drone over the corn fields north

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Biquan Zhao, Post-Doc Research Associate in Animal Science, attaches a multispectral camera to a dro

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Biquan Zhao, Post-Doc Research Associate in Animal Science, flies a drone over the corn fields north

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NU President Jeffrey Gold (left wearing red tie), and UNL Chancellor Rodney Bennett (right wearing s

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Close up view of the front end of a Rivian R1T truck used in research sponsored by the U.S. Army Eng

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Senator Deb Fischer (R – Neb.), discusses the crumpled front of the crashed Rivian R1T pickup truc

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A Rivian R1T electric pickup crashes against a lane barrier during a crash test at the Midwest Roads

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The backside of the barrier shattered from the impact. In research sponsored by the U.S. Army Engine

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Research sponsored by the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center. The University of Nebr

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Jennifer Homendy, National Transportation Safety Board Chair (right), listens as the crash results a

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Senator Deb Fischer (R – Neb.), discusses the crumpled Rivian R1T pickup truck. In research sponso

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Research sponsored by the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center. The University of Nebr

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A gathered crowd of dignitaries watch as a Rivian R1T EV crashes into the barrier. In research spons

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Research sponsored by the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center. The University of Nebr

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Jennifer Homendy, National Transportation Safety Board Chair, photographs the crashed pickup. In res

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NU President Jeffrey Gold, center, wearing red tie, and UNL Chancellor Rodney Bennett, right wearing

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Senator Deb Fischer (R – Neb.), examines the crumpled front of the crashed Rivian R1T pickup truck

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Research sponsored by the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center. The University of Nebr

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The Rivian R1T electric pickup spins out after striking the barrier. The green paint on the torn-awa

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The group who witnessed the test poses in the area where the barrier deflected after being struck by

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Shelby Kittle looks over the list of hives to be harvested for the day. Kittle, research technician

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Shelby Kittle gently brushes bees from a frame filled with honey so the frames can be taken back to

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Shelby Kittle investigates a hive to check if the honey is ready to be harvested. Kittle, research t

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Shelby Kittle uses a beehive smoker to make the bees calm and move down into the hive so she can rem

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Shelby Kittle carries a level of a beehive to the truck so it can be transported back to the bee lab

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Close up of bees on a honeycomb frame. Shelby Kittle, research technician and graduate student in en

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Smokes rises from a beehive smoker. Shelby Kittle, research technician and graduate student in entom

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Honeycomb on a beehive frame awaits harvesting. The bees seal each piece of the honeycomb with wax a

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Shelby Kittle, graduate student in entomology, loads frames from a beehive into a honey extractor to

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Honey flows from the extractor through a two-stage filter to remove pieces of honeycomb from the hiv

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Shelby Kittle, graduate student in entomology, uses a knife to cut off the wax so the honey can be e

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Shelby Kittle, graduate student in entomology, cranks a honey extractor to remove the honey. The lab

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Nebraska honey fills the traditional honey bear bottle. Shelby Kittle, graduate student in entomolog

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Shelby Kittle, graduate student in entomology, uses a knife to cut off the wax so the honey can be e

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A whiteboard the lab used for educational events hangs on the wall of the bee lab. June 25, 2024.

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Nebraska honey fills the traditional honey bear bottle. Shelby Kittle, graduate student in entomolog

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Trenton Franz, Professor of Hydrogeophysics at Nebraska, stands beside the newly installed neutron m

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Trenton Franz inspects one of the cosmic ray neutron sensors at the edge of a field at the Eastern N

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Trenton Franz poses in front of one of the cosmic ray neutron sensors at the edge of a field at the

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