Improving patient outcomes: Austin Nuxoll studies antibiotic tolerance and the persistent problems it causes

“We have a lot of patients who aren’t surviving these treatments when they should.”

‘It’s a large issue’: UNK researcher Benjamin Pélissié studies tiny insect and its genetic superpower

The Colorado potato beetle is notorious for its ability to rapidly develop resistance to pesticides.

UNK student’s research idea receives $395K in grant funding

The project focuses on melatonin and its connection to seasonal affective disorder.

Was the Russian Flu the first coronavirus pandemic? Find out at next Science Café

UNK faculty members Kim Carlson and Doug Biggs will present during the Sept. 26 event.

Meet a Loper Graduate: Madi Stearnes reminds Lopers to work hard, but also have fun

Madi graduates Friday with a bachelor’s degree in biology with a health science emphasis.

Summer research program sets students up for future success

Ten undergraduates from a variety of disciplines worked one-on-one with faculty mentors.