鶹ӳ Today news stories from EECB and the departments that contribute to the program.
鶹ӳ researchers identify enzymes that can unlock fiber from processed proteins
Four outstanding students with agricultural and veterinary science majors were chosen
Steve Vander Wall and Bob Ryan add to list of University professors with this accolade
Undergraduate researcher Anirudh Praveen explores complexities of brain aging and neurodegenerative disease
鶹ӳ horticulture experts provide research-based solutions statewide
Researchers, led in part by 鶹ӳ’s Meet Zandawala, identify specific clock neurons that govern daily bodily rhythms, including sleep and metabolic disorders
Biology professor utilizes bioinformatics techniques to advance understanding of genetics
Drivers of organismal complexity may lie in the number of protein families, rather than the number of genes
In a high-stakes, 48-hour challenge in the Amazon, Ari Grele deployed his "Bugnet" technology to map biodiversity
The new sorghum varieties provide a climate-smart alternative grain for food science, breweries and dairy farmers
Extension’s Living With Fire Program urges 鶹ӳns to take action now
The program provides a paid stipend to undergraduate researchers
'We are small but mighty'
Follow these five tips to create a bird-friendly yard this cold season
Kichwa researcher visited 鶹ӳ for six weeks to learn about renewables
Chemistry students practice teamwork before diving into experiments
University chemistry faculty member has filed more than 250 patent applications; once listed as one of the top 100 inventors in the U.S.
Recent virus outbreak in dairy cows highlights the need for increased livestock biosecurity efforts
Water research on campus buoyed by the center is far-reaching
Faculty and students in the Hitchcock Center for Chemical Ecology are making great strides in the field
The program, started less than 20 years ago, has grown into one of the largest on campus
Innovative Extension program will educate prospective indoor farmers and residents
Team led by 鶹ӳ finds safety is key as black bears prepare to hibernate
Tracy Shane brings extensive professional and academic experience to her new role
Rediscovery of the elusive giant salmon carp is a call to action for the protection of the Mekong River and its remarkable biodiversity
Recent research sheds light on how freshwaters are threatened by climate change and impacts to winter
鶹ӳ facility on track to double animals processed from two years ago
Honors College student Neufeld discusses his passion for inspiring future leaders
Research study can shed light on decision-making based on hunger
USAID group hosted by 鶹ӳ attends Lake Tahoe Summit
A research study published in Science shows better spatial memory is linked to longer lifespan in food-caching chickadees
Chemistry professor works on compound that could be used to treat diseases from cancer to hepatitis B
Quinn Padovan and Caden Kuster awarded 3 鶹ӳ Undergraduate Research Awards, presented twice at Wolf Pack Discoveries
From 鶹ӳ's terrain to global recognition: Developing some of the world’s finest wool
Extension’s Living With Fire Program urges 鶹ӳns to take action now
Andrew Siciliano wants to pursue geochemistry research
An effort to supply 鶹ӳ plant seeds at the local, state and federal levels receives federal funding
Spurred by climate change demands, three-year field trial identifies high-production varieties
鶹ӳ program aims to help bolster local food system and support new growers
New research explores the microbial communities that live on plastic waste and how they impact the 2nd most biodiverse river in the world
99% of lakes were impacted by wildfire smoke for at least one day each year between 2019-2021, 89% saw 30 days or more of smoke
College’s dual major Barbara Stankuté noted for her exemplary community service by President Sandoval
Improved management of rangeland, better recovery from wildfires, among likely benefits
Neurodegenerative disease prevention, “blue zones” and environmental conservation to be discussed at the Hitchcock Center for Chemical Ecology keynote presentation
Farm stand, wine tasting, wool products, plant sale and University research highlights of event
Grow Organic 鶹ӳ aims to help meet increasing demand for organic products
Diaz Sanchez received an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship, will pursue a Ph.D. at MIT
Extension and partners team up to provide 鶹ӳns with information and resources
Energy Solutions Forum speaker Karen Goldberg spoke about the methods her lab is pursuing to recycle carbon and plastic
Chemistry professor and colleagues awarded NSF grant to build quantum device
The spatial memory of mountain chickadees is influenced by genetics and may need to evolve with a changing climate
A recently published article outlines the relationship between bee nutrition and flower visits
Pioneering researcher wins highly competitive Fulbright U.S. Scholar Award for collaborative international research project
A Q&A with the recipient of the Sam Lieberman Regents’ Award for Student Scholarship
Student participants join researchers to support international conservation efforts
Registration now open for more than 20 camps to be held on campus June and July
National Ag Law Center presents 2nd Annual Western Agricultural and Environmental Law Conference
University and USDA lend support to grower-led initiative that aims to provide online resources and networking to bolster 鶹ӳ agricultural production
Extension offers eight back-to-basics courses online for communities statewide
Executive Vice President of Technology and Manufacturing at LanzaTech speaks at Energy Solutions Forum
鶹ӳ researchers link strategic grazing to increased food supply for the species
鶹ӳ researchers use oxygen sensor data to estimate how long it takes river ecosystems to recover after floods
Program offers support for new or up-and-coming 鶹ӳ farmers and ranchers
A ‘canary in the coal mine’ for climate change in the Sierra 鶹ӳ mountains
USDA project allocates $5 million to 鶹ӳ to build a stronger agricultural infrastructure
Extension teams up with Bartley Ranch and Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space to offer free classes
Extension awarded $2.4 million grant to conduct evaluation
Pauses program to provide organic plant starts to local growers until facility needs can be met
Chemistry student Jesus Diaz Sanchez and chemistry professor Brian Frost are joined by Joe Schwarcz
Extension classes teach green industry topics to become Nursery Worker Certified
High levels of radon have been found to cause lung cancer – reduce your risk
The goals of the interdisciplinary project are both scientific and educational
"I am a proud advocate and professional mentor in the fields of adolescence and disability."
Angeline Jeyakumar aims to drive healthy nutrition choices in 鶹ӳ
Community encouraged to do holiday shopping that supports student activities, education and research
“I love science, and what better way to share that love with others than through teaching.”
鶹ӳ researcher develops one of the largest and most nutritious sorghum hybrids
Hannah Rodriguez joins the University’s Department of Agriculture, Veterinary & Rangeland Sciences
University’s Experiment Station ramping up local offerings
Scientists and natural resource managers gather to collaborate on environmental policy
Researchers from the Wonders of the Mekong project tagged the fish when it was caught over a year ago
Scott Huber aims to continue tradition of success at 鶹ӳ Experiment Station
Free three-day training prepares landscapers for Qualified Water Efficient Landscaper certification
Karla Hernández brings her previous experience at the 鶹ӳ to her new roles
Project includes software supported by sensors to help farmers make better watering decisions
Schwarcz will be kicking off the 13th season of the Discover Science Lecture Series
Born and raised in 鶹ӳ, McAdoo reflects on his time at the 鶹ӳ and his long history with NDOW
The Advanced Human Dissection Team is made up of undergraduate students
On Episode 14, experts discuss disaster preparedness challenges for those with disabilities and plans to help address these challenges
Students trained to examine interplay of biology and chemistry in NSF-funded program
Colleagues share memories and appreciation for his work and encouragement
Attendees will learn about some local research and discuss current state of hemp industry
Team Waponi is one of six teams from around the world to advance to the finals
鶹ӳ coordinates program assisting hundreds of scientists around the globe
NSF’s EPSCoR RII Track-2 program funds 11 projects in highly-competitive process
Extension hosts back-to-school family pre-k event with community partners
鶹ӳ researcher leads team to reframe and add to tools used by clinicians
Charmayne Mitchell brings experience, education and enthusiasm to her new role with the University
Extension develops curricula and training programs in wildfire and natural resources management for 鶹ӳ high school students
New addition to Extension’s Botanic Gardens aims to inspire homeowners
鶹ӳ program aims to help bolster local food system and support new growers
Popular sale features College-raised sheep internationally recognized for their fine wool quality
Experts address possible effects of wet winter on wildfire in the Great Basin
Looking for those interested in enrolling in the Home Horticulture Certificate Program that begins August 2
Hydroponics and mentorship combine to bring together diverse groups and change the school
Farm Bureau and Extension team up to provide latest information to producers Aug. 25-26 in Las Vegas
Research published in Nature reveals concentrations of microplastics in 38 lakes with plastic debris from textiles frequently identified
Program participants gain knowledge and skills to help manage fires and rangeland, and meet federal requirements
Water is widely thought to be critical to life. But why is that the case?
Hug High School students inspired by seeing diverse group of people pursuing science careers
$1.17M-supported project builds upon Nuss’s previous work on insulin signaling in Lygus hesperus, the western tarnished plant bug
Program to help meet increasing demand for local produce and support new growers
July 17-18 event focuses on how to develop a plan to ensure food safety
Interdisciplinary researchers meet in Incline Village to discuss advances in the field of chemical ecology
Most Tahera Naznin and Md Sazan Rahman to provide indoor and outdoor horticulture research and resources
Program provides information for home gardeners and those interested in becoming Master Gardeners
Future STEM educators are learning to incorporate technology into the classroom
Renewable energy’s intermittent nature poses challenges to energy storage
The giant freshwater stingray faces numerous threats, data gives insight into conservation needs
Nutrition, food safety, business requirements and more will be covered
Extension brings University’s resources to help address critical needs in the small rural community
Event takes place at 鶹ӳ at Lake Tahoe for the first time
Teens find ways to make a difference in Moapa Valley
Farm stand, wine tasting, wool products, plant sale and University research highlights of event
Living With Fire Program provides information at community events and online resources
Director of Hispanic/Latinx Community Relations publishes research in developmental genetics
Global Water Center researcher pursues conservation solutions that sustain aquatic diversity and human needs
Elsie Childress scored high marks during national exam at annual meeting
Farm Bureau and Extension team up to provide latest information to producers May 5-6 in Las Vegas
New partnership will help ramp up processing capacity and increase retail offerings
Extension offers eight back-to-basics courses online for communities statewide
Spanish-language monthly breakfasts cohosted by Extension and the Latin Chamber begin April 28
McMinn Research Professor Jamie Voyles works to bring diverse voices into pathogen science
100% fruit juice is not equivalent to whole fruit. | El jugo 100% de fruta no es equivalente a la fruta entera.
Extension program offers course for new or up-and-coming 鶹ӳ livestock producers
NREL Senior Research Fellow Joey Luther studies new types of semiconductors and their properties
This may put you at higher risk for some health conditions. | Es posible que esto lo pone en un mayor riesgo de sufrir de algunas condiciones de salud.
No matter what form of sugar you eat or drink, it’s still sugar. | No importa qué tipo de azúcar coma o beba, sigue siendo azúcar.
Associate Research Professor Zeb Hogan's work to find, study and protect freshwater megafish featured
You don’t need to rush out and spend extra on a specialty milk for your child. | No necesita apresurarse y gastar más en una leche especial para su hijo(a).
Students receive free opportunities for enrichment when the school day ends
鶹ӳ leads study as part of Western Regional Farm and Ranch Stress Assistance Project
Some have ingredients that are unsafe for kids. | Algunos tienen ingredientes que no son seguros para los niños.
Christopher Jones says we need to transition to renewable energy as well as implement direct air capture
AAAS Fellowship is one of the most distinguished honors in the scientific community internationally
de Bettencourt-Dias is one of four newly elected Fellows at the University
‘Spiral Up’ provides a career pathway for child care professionals
Extension program offers course for new or up-and-coming 鶹ӳ agriculture producers
Caitleen Navarro’s standout experiences rewarded
International collaborations with the Global Water Center contribute to successful conservation efforts
Results will be used to guide 鶹ӳ Rural Housing projects and other 鶹ӳ housing efforts
Sabina Malik joins Extension to enhance programming aimed at increasing wellness in southern 鶹ӳ
鶹ӳ teams with Xerces Society in study of agricultural fields, urban interface
Recent study on Panamanian lizards generates more questions on role of the microbiome
Chickadee Cognition Lab showed supplemental feeding of the wild birds had no negative impacts when proper food is used
First MARC 鶹ӳ cohort includes chemistry major Jesus Diaz Sanchez
Kenyan ants and the trees they live with threatened by invasive ant species
University researchers will gather and analyze weather data in Tahoe Basin for public distribution
鶹ӳ researcher leads study of over 125,000 locations in 93 countries
New testing technologies to support global effort to reduce health risks to people, wildlife
Extension hosts online and in person gardening classes for southern 鶹ӳ
University teams up with Bartley Ranch and Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space to offer free classes
International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) certified arborists respond to questions about weather-damaged trees and how to respond when limbs break or trees fall
Professor Franco Biondi brings together datasets and expertise to study environmental changes
鶹ӳ Extension launches 鶹ӳ 4-H Pollinator Ambassador Program
鶹ӳ Extension offers free radon test kits through February
First cohort of MARC 鶹ӳ students includes chemistry student Kimberly Giannantonio
Bees pollinating plants and consuming plant nectar impacted by neonicotinoids
Educational programs to be held virtually and at four locations across 鶹ӳ
Ying Yang plans to design polymers that mimic living cells
Postdoc Eliza Grames works to aggregate data for insect decline synthesis
First MARC 鶹ӳ cohort includes biomedical engineering major Jonathan Taasan
鶹ӳ Extension collaborates with Lincoln and Clark counties to provide youth programs at facility in Alamo
$5.3 million, NIH COBRE ‘Phase 3’ award will further advance the mission and impact of the University’s Center for Integrative Neuroscience
Products made from some of the finest and softest wool in the nation available at the 鶹ӳ Wolf Shop
Research looking at preserved butterflies reveals the complex story in a grain of pollen
Science writer Michelle Werdann attends Reno's local chapter of the international Nerd Nite event
Elika Nematian joins Extension as the health and nutrition educator in Clark County
Sarah M. Hörst’s Discover Science lecture on Dec. 1
Researchers from the 鶹ӳ found a lizard species that is not affected by the spider's deadly toxin.
The books featured here were written or edited by faculty, alumni or students in the College of Science
鶹ӳ researchers team with CAL FIRE and California Air Resources Board
Among the awardees are Las Vegas’s city planner, a globe-trotting fish biologist, a psychologist providing culturally sensitive services and more
Up-to-date science-based information available on new website details how trees are taking over sagebrush ecosystems, the impacts, and what is being done to manage the issue
Students will learn how to communicate effectively about important agriculture-related issues
New study reveals spending on big game and upland game hunting
鶹ӳ study shows warmer, drier conditions taking toll on pinyon-juniper woodlands
Master Gardeners offer expert advice and showcase their work in Botanic Gardens
Earthwatch award helps student bring her caterpillar research home
Inaugural talk to be held at 鶹ӳ at Lake Tahoe
Adult giant salmon carp documented in the Mekong River for first time in 18 years
Joshua Bonde ‘03 (biology) brings expertise and personal experiences to revitalize museum
The free festival invites youth and families to learn more about 4-H programming
鶹ӳ Extension provides online tips and resources for living with smoke and fire
Katie Jameson joins the College of Agriculture, Biotechnology & Natural Resources
Researchers found pesticide-contaminated plants in nurseries in 15 states
The Biology Peer Instruction Program provides leadership and teaching opportunities to undergraduates. Those experiences follow them through their lives.
New study shows restored meadows capture and store large amounts of carbon
Online weekly sessions begin Aug. 30, daylong session at ranch in Fallon Sept. 30
Planners, program managers can easily tap into data about nutrition, physical activity
Extension hosts back-to-school family pre-k event with community partners
Masaki Shimono conducts research to mitigate disease during potato storage
Hiren Bhavsar and Brianna Randow are reaching out to their communities to assess county needs
Research being done on drought-tolerant and high-demand crops
From students to citizen-scientists – new environmental and forest management activities take hold in the University’s forested, living laboratory, the Whittell Forest & Wildlife Area
Researchers integrate multiple factors in search of ways to help calculate and mitigate wildfire hazard
Extension’s 4-H Program and the Bureau work together to give wild horses homes
Changing children’s digestive tract microbes key to reducing disease, improving health
Registration for Extension’s Home Horticulture Certificate Program is now open
CABNR researcher plays critical role in development of liquid probiotic product for preterm infants
Nicole Choma reflects on how experiences in undergraduate research, marching band and other scholarly activities have enhanced her college journey
International team now tracking the 661-pound giant freshwater stingray's movements to better understand, protect the species and key freshwater habitats
4-H volunteer Linda Zimmerman was named 4-H Western Region Outstanding Lifetime Volunteer
New University of 鶹ӳ, Reno study utilizes supplemental feeding to attract cattle to infested pastures
This year, seven students won awards from the Board of Regents or the University.
Mae Gustin sets example for prioritizing student safety in labs with chemicals
Jacob DeDecker brings lifetime of experience in Extension to lead programs in 鶹ӳ
An all-time high of 13 student-awardees affiliated with the 鶹ӳ receive the prestigious NSF fellowship
de Bettencourt-Dias has a lengthy list of contributions to her field, as well as invaluable service to the University and its students.
Extension to help conduct survey project to assess needs and economic impact of parks
鶹ӳ Extension continues 鶹ӳ Wildfire Awareness Campaign
鶹ӳ Extension continues tradition of offering overnight camps
Deep pools in Mekong River may be home to world's largest freshwater fish
NSF EPSCoR investment will increase capacity for wildland fire research, education, and workforce development
Extension 4-H Youth Development needs volunteers for July 9-16 camp at South Lake Tahoe
Registration for Extension’s Home Horticulture Certificate Program is now open
Tibbitts winner known for her enthusiasm for her subject matter
鶹ӳ leads study looking at over 500 locations in the U.S.
After a new start at the 鶹ӳ, Arturo Macías Franco is using his voice to advocate for others
Experience in Undergraduate Research and McNair Scholars Program leads to NSF graduate fellowship award for CABNR student
Extension is hosting the first American Indian/Alaska Native College Prep Camp this June
鶹ӳ Extension kicks off 鶹ӳ Wildfire Awareness Campaign
David St-Jules named 鶹ӳ Outstanding Dietitian, Deborah Joakimson Recognized Dietetic Technician and Shauna Tavcar Outstanding Dietetic Student
International effort led by USAID Cooperative Project, Wonders of the Mekong, to launch April 22
Elizabeth Pringle will study how plant chemistry changes in response to drought in the Great Basin.
Faculty mentors and student awardees provide insight to the rewarding experience of University-supported research, scholarly and creative activities
Hans Weding is helping 鶹ӳns get connected with health and wellness information
Modernized lab increases future nutrition professionals' expertise, community impact
Certain foods and nutrients may help support your body in reducing anxiety and improving how your body handles stress
Dedicated teamwork and resource-efficient initiatives secured the American Chemical Society award for the second time
Positions aim to boost impacts of programs for SNAP-Ed recipients and others with low incomes
Pack Provisions partners with Wolf Pack Meats and Desert Farming Initiative to provide ground beef, fruits and vegetables year round
Extension offers eight back-to-basics courses online for communities statewide
The Global Water Center is made up of faculty from all over the University community. Learn about their work to better understand and protect our most precious resource.
Tagging and release of Mekong giant catfish, giant barb and river catfish highlight the immense value of biodiversity and ecosystems in the region
Foundation Professor John Cushman awarded two patents for biotechnology research
Creative strategies needed to address long-term shortages, say three 鶹ӳ professors
Professional chapters, students and University clubs reach out to the community with brain science.
New University-grower-winemaker partnership seeks to advance 鶹ӳ wine industry
University presents information on growing sorghum as a commercial crop in 鶹ӳ
Tamzen Stringham first woman to receive the Sustained Lifetime Achievement Award
鶹ӳ Loggers win big at largest forest conference and exhibition in the West
Celebrating Mayo Clinic cardiologist alumna on International Women's Day
Extension awarded grant to support victims of domestic violence in Elko and Clark Counties
Living With Fire developing new wildfire education curriculum in northern 鶹ӳ high school
Researchers asked whether caterpillars that aren't picky about what they eat occupy larger habitats.
Whole groups of people can face significant obstacles to maintaining good health, often because of specific genetic, social or economic factors
As tick-borne diseases rise in prevalence in the U.S. and worldwide, 鶹ӳ researcher and collaborators make noteworthy discovery
Tom Kulas hopes to grow facility to better serve the community
The STEM Sisters is a program associate biology professor Jamie Voyles started to encourage girls to explore the possibility of a STEM career.
College of Agriculture, Biotechnology & Natural Resources collaborates with UNLV and other community partners to provide nutrition education in Clark County
Extension program offers course for new or up-and-coming 鶹ӳ livestock producers
Researchers in the Department of Chemistry were awarded $2.5 million to study molecular magnetism.
Student researchers studied security in a variety of fields.
Workshop will provide presentations on a range of beekeeping-related information and skills
Associate Dean Vincent Catalano reflects on colleague Hyung Kyu Shin's 60 years of ongoing research and support.
From wind turbines to a pepper plant: a multi-disciplinary team of University and Indigenous Amazonian researchers work to untangle a complex web of interactions
University teams up with Bartley Ranch and Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space to offer this free series
Extension program offers course for new or up-and-coming 鶹ӳ agriculture producers
Extension classes teach green industry topics to become Nursery Worker Certified
鶹ӳ Extension urges 鶹ӳns to test homes for the cancer-causing gas
High radiation on Mars is one of the many reasons the Red Planet seems inhospitable. Two chemistry professors from the University are using solutions from early Earth to solve that problem on Mars.
Students struggling will benefit from before and after school programs thanks to 21st Century grant
In-person and virtual educational programs to be held at seven locations across 鶹ӳ
Alumna Lily Liu reflects on her time as an undergraduate in the College of Science and how she found a role as a peer mentor.
College of Ag and College of Business collaborate to help grow state’s ag industry
Researcher Jennifer Hoy hopes to better understand how the brain identifies stimuli as positive or negative, and the behaviors that follow.
Aim is to uncover how 鶹ӳns’ lives affect the microbes in their digestive tract and their health
High elevation field lab yields mountains of research data
Desert Farming Initiative and Demonstration Orchard help provide for food-insecure in northern and southern 鶹ӳ
Soil health key to successful food production
鶹ӳ researcher teams with Italian collaborator in new paper
Andrew Hess joins the College of Agriculture, Biotechnology & Natural Resources
Connor Billman teaching youth and helping rural Ghana communities grow food through prestigious International Agricultural Education Fellowship
Pack Research Experience Program and TRIO STEM Scholars offer mentorship and sense of belonging to sophomore pre-med student
Empowering youth and elevating small-holder farmers through agricultural science
Snowmelt and mountain ecosystems research vital to resource management in times of changing climate
Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Science’s Hall Cushman leads study
Dean and director emeritus of 鶹ӳ Extension honored for her 4-H leadership
Christopher Barile's research aims to create a new renewable energy source by recycling carbon dioxide in the atmosphere into useful fuels.
Amanda Gearhart joins the University’s Department of Agriculture, Veterinary & Rangeland Sciences
Small Business Education Program meets the needs of 鶹ӳ businesses
Director of the 鶹ӳ Experiment Station is named chair of the national Experiment Station Committee on Organization and Policy
Extension working to reach youth with educational and civic programs, seeking additional volunteers
鶹ӳ alum goes miles for healthy smiles
Effective Washoe land management practices shared on 鶹ӳ’s Living With Fire Podcast
鶹ӳ professor awarded $1.55 million grant to improve water-use efficiency in plants
As extended smoke and ash continue to impact the Lake Tahoe Basin, researchers hope to better understand if and how the iconic alpine lake can recover.
NSF funds $12.5 million for institute to study resilience to infectious disease
Extension classes teach homeowners and landscapers irrigation auditing skills and water-efficiency tips
Misha Allen and Lois Erquiaga are speaking with community members about county needs
鶹ӳ becomes 39th state to create multi-agency unit to serve research and conservation of wildlife, fisheries and habitats
Aim is to reduce cheatgrass while promoting growth of sagebrush and other beneficial native plants
鶹ӳ researcher using field data and computer programming to develop “smart” irrigation scheduling
International researcher and professor of biology Sudeep Chandra is named new director of the Ozmen Institute for Global Studies.
Experts try to help alfalfa and forage growers grapple with a number of issues
Extension series teaches sustainable horticulture to local professionals
University ecologist continues critical, collaborative research into more effective forest management techniques despite setbacks
Virtual and in-person classes teach gardeners how to solve common gardening problems
Dylan Kosma using biotechnology to identify solutions
Ana de Bettencourt-Dias, the Susan Magee and Gary Clemons Professor of Chemistry, is the only chemist in Northern 鶹ӳ to date to have received the honor of being named an ACS fellow
Extension hosts back-to-school family pre-k event with community partners
Bees4Vets, a nonprofit run by University-connected husband and wife, assists veterans and first responders living with PTSD or TBI
Research being done on drought-tolerant and high-demand crops
Rail City Garden Center hosts 2021 Northern 鶹ӳ Garden Tour fundraiser for Master Gardeners
鶹ӳ Extension continues outreach efforts to help residents better understand and live more safely with wildfire
Bob Shriver joins the Department of Natural Resources & Environmental Science
Joint research efforts will tackle important science and technology challenges ranging from climate change and water resources to sustainable energy and national security
Extension’s 4-H Program and the Bureau work together to give wild horses homes
鶹ӳ researcher to create predictive models to better protect pets and humans
Extension’s Home Horticulture Certificate Program prepares gardeners for at-home gardening basics
Cody Dix joins 鶹ӳ Extension
Take photos of the organisms you see anywhere in 鶹ӳ, post them to iNaturalist, and experts will help you identify which species you observed!
Class uses STEM principles to inspire future entrepreneurs
Extension series teaches sustainable horticulture to local professionals
Katelyn Brinkerhoff joins 鶹ӳ Extension
Grant Cramer retires after 33 years with University
鶹ӳ’s Ivory Lyles serving as national program committee chair
Students in Dietetic Internship Program gain valuable experience in telehealth during COVID-19
鶹ӳ Global Water Center researchers studied impacts of six major 2018 wildfires
Livestock grazing and technology work together to reduce cheatgrass and other wildfire fuel
Department of Biology paper tests the Drift-Barrier hypothesis to determine why genomes of species vary so much in size
Assistant Professor Simon Pieraut’s paper was featured in the May 26 issue of the Journal of Neuroscience
Valley Road Experiment Station is home to new Jessica Younger Dickens Memorial Orchard
New emphasis provides training for students pursuing professional medical school
Facilities provide opportunities for studies to help communities in 鶹ӳ, the U.S. and the world
“Extension is excited to expand access to much-needed brain health education for communities across 鶹ӳ through the partnership with the Alzheimer’s Association.”
"Engage Your Brain" series held to encourage 鶹ӳns to tend not just to their physical health but also to their brain health.
Through research and teaching assistant professor of physics explores Earth’s life-sustaining processes using quantum computation to describe chemical reactions
Biology major and dual chemistry, business administration minor, moves on to medical school
Professor of Biology and Director of the Museum of Natural History named Foundation Professor for extraordinary record of achievement
Teaching Associate Professor of Biology receives the Regents' Teaching Award
College of Science student receives the Sam Lieberman Regents' Award for Student Scholarship
Teaching Associate Professor Jennifer Hollander receives the Paul and Judy Bible Teaching Excellence Award
Animal & Rangeland Science Graduate Program teaches animal science and the ecology, management and restoration of rangeland
Scott Allen joins the Department of Natural Resources & Environmental Science
Dr. Altick receives the Outstanding Outreach and Engagement Faculty Award for her work with the Society for Neuroscience
New study by 鶹ӳ scientists also shows inaccurate ingredient labeling
Extension and partners team up to provide 鶹ӳns with information and resources
Extension continues tradition of offering overnight and day camps
4-H Program to provide additional trainings in communities
Professor Thomas Bell receives prestigious award for his numerous scientific accomplishments.
鶹ӳ researchers participate in multistate program to help producers in the West
Barile receives the 鶹ӳ Foundation Early Career Innovator Award
College of Agriculture, Biotechnology & Natural Resources launches crowdfunding campaign
Lesley Morris joins the Department of Agriculture, Veterinary & Rangeland Sciences
Extension classes cover green-industry topics to become Nursery Worker Certified
Latest market, production and research information for producers available online now
Classes teach gardeners how to solve common gardening problems
Extension offering online town halls and webinars to help small businesses succeed
Hess serves as executive director of the Western Association of Agricultural Experiment Station Directors
鶹ӳ Extension offers workshop on using native plants to attract pollinators
Elective has something to offer for students from various majors
Extension offering online town halls and webinars to help 鶹ӳ’s small businesses
Extension teams up with Bartley Ranch and Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space to offer this free series online
Youth to learn about engaging in policy making in six-class series
University responds to growing need for more advanced science and skills to manage natural resources and environmental challenges
Extension offers eight back-to-basics courses online for communities statewide
In 1908, James Church’s interest in snow and the mountains led to the invention of the snow sampler, a device that greatly advanced the development of snow science
Extension teams up with Bartley Ranch and Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space to offer this free series online
4-H members are five times more likely to graduate from college
Extension offering online town halls and webinars to help 鶹ӳ’s small businesses
Assistant Professor Steven Frese is conducting research on gut microbiomes
Assistant Professor of Chemistry Christopher Barile's research aims to create processes for recycling carbon dioxide and nitrogen
Extension teams up with Bartley Ranch and Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space to offer this free series online
University publishes youth needs assessment results
鶹ӳ leads collaborative study on insect declines
Cactus crops remove carbon from the atmosphere, provide biofuel, food and livestock feed
Extension teams up with Bartley Ranch and Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space to offer this free series online
Extension offering online town halls and webinars to help 鶹ӳ’s small businesses
University presents information on growing sorghum as a commercial crop in 鶹ӳ
Extension teams up with Bartley Ranch and Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space to offer this free series online
Virtual workshop series launches in February
Integrated research approach shows wildfire solutions must be specific to location and conditions
Extension teams up with Bartley Ranch and Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space to offer this free series online
Extension offering online town halls and webinars to help 鶹ӳ’s small businesses
4-H AmeriCorps members observe Martin Luther King Jr. Day with multiple volunteer projects
Extension teams up with Bartley Ranch and Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space to offer this free series online
Extension offers free radon test kits at offices statewide
Extension hosts online gardening classes for southern 鶹ӳ
Volunteer Development Coordinator Cheryl Coleman brings her expertise to Extension
Extension teams up with Bartley Ranch and Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space to offer this free series online
鶹ӳ conducts international rivers study based on new approaches in science
A story from the annual report of the College of Agriculture, Biotechnology & Natural Resources
Collaborative University project aims to improve county data for planning efforts
A story from the annual report of the College of Agriculture, Biotechnology & Natural Resources
Extension offering online sessions to help 鶹ӳ’s small businesses
鶹ӳ leads study on insect declines
This is the fifth year out of the past six years a 鶹ӳ student has placed in the top three in the National Radon Poster Contest.
Maya Park-Weber awarded for poster urging communities to test for radon
New program aims to raise interest and opportunities in neuroscience research for individuals who are typically underrepresented in the field.
University teams up with Bartley Ranch and Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space to offer this free series online
Extension offering information on assistance programs, taxes and digital marketing for small businesses
Interdisciplinary approach from 鶹ӳ Extension keeps people informed and involved
Extension classes teach green industry topics to become Nursery Worker Certified
Annual program to be held online Jan. 12-13
Extension offering information on new relief funds, taxes and marketing
The annual Live-Cut Tree Recycling Program will collect trees for mulch
The College of Science recognizes exceptional alumna Lisa LeMond.
Team combines agriculture and nutrition programs with bioinformatics and molecular medicine
Students launch a new club aimed at increasing diversity in the field of medicine
Extension offering virtual town hall to help small businesses strategize during COVID-19
'We faced hardship and some disappointments along the way, but we all made it through in the end'
鶹ӳ and the 鶹ӳ Alumni Association recognize 9 graduates with top grade-point average
Results of research published in science journal Nature could help freshwater fisheries worldwide
Extension offering virtual town hall to help small businesses strategize during COVID-19
Adeel Ahmed joins Extension for community and economic development in Lyon County
鶹ӳ Extension presents 鶹ӳ Network of Fire Adapted Communities Summit
Collaborative study indicates meadows hold promise to help control carbon released into the atmosphere
28-year CABNR collaboration with U.C. Davis sets stage for USDA approval of conditional vaccine license
Extension offering virtual town halls to help small businesses strategize during COVID-19
Researchers studying how disturbances and climate change impact water movement
University research is looking at hemp varieties to determine best practices for production in 鶹ӳ
Extension series teaches sustainable horticulture to local professionals
Extension offering virtual town hall to help small businesses strategize during COVID-19
The 鶹ӳ Radon Poster Contest is looking for submissions to increase Radon Awareness.
鶹ӳ Radon Poster Contest closes at the end of the month
Extension offering virtual town hall to help small businesses strategize during COVID-19
The Core Analytical Laboratory offers services to University researchers and the general public
鶹ӳ completes their first sale in Eureka County
Extension offering virtual town hall and webinar to help small businesses strategize during COVID-19
Extension working to reach underserved youth with educational and civic programs
Extension offering virtual town halls and webinars to help small businesses strategize during COVID-19
Extension’s Living With Fire Program helps residents live more safely with the threat of wildfire
Extension series teaches sustainable horticulture to local professionals
Extension hosts in-person and online gardening classes for southern 鶹ӳ
Extension offering virtual town halls and webinars to help small businesses strategize during COVID-19
Extension’s Living With Fire Program helps residents live more safely with the threat of wildfire
University graduate student Blaize Abuntori teams up with Colleges to aid homeless
Chad Morris joins Extension to oversee the Commercial Horticulture Program
Eureka County ranch to expand offerings of University’s Experiment Station
Extension offering virtual town hall and webinar to help small businesses strategize during COVID-19
Healthy aging specialist and team collaborate with others to help meet the needs of 鶹ӳ seniors
Extension aims to make post-secondary education a reality for underserved Las Vegas youth
The 鶹ӳ Radon Poster Contest is open to students to increase awareness of the dangers of having elevated levels of radon in the home.
鶹ӳ Radon Poster Contest is now open to students
Extension offering virtual town hall and webinar to help small businesses strategize during COVID-19
Honor the Best ceremony takes place remotely, still features all the special moments
Extension’s Living With Fire Program helps residents be prepared for wildfires
Workshop series provides a safe space for an open dialogue among peers
Extension hosts back-to-school family pre-k event with community partners
Extension class prepares landscapers for Qualified Water Efficient Landscaper certification
Extension offering virtual town hall Wednesday to provide information on the grant program
New Graduate Research Fellowship, online reservations and more signal vision and energy for the Whittell Forest & Wildlife Area
100% fruit juice is a healthier choice | El jugo 100% de frutas es una opción más saludable
Extension’s Living With Fire Program helps residents prepare family and property
Brittany Henderson joins Extension to enhance health literacy in school
Extension 4-H Program encourages students to explore computer science
EH&S safety program to recognize the role of teaching assistants and students receives national award
Extension offering virtual town halls and webinars to help inform small businesses during the pandemic
Not all flavored waters sold in stores are healthy choices | No todas las aguas saborizadas que se venden en las tiendas son opciones saludables
University researchers testing grains for drought-resistance, high yield and good flavor
Advisory Council helps advance Extension’s work to support and strengthen 鶹ӳ communities
Extension aims to keep youth engaged and learning despite COVID-19 restrictions
EPA awards $800,000 to the School of Community Health Sciences for research into the distribution of chemicals within the body
Extension offering virtual town halls and webinars to help inform small businesses during the pandemic
It’s as simple as Whoa, Slow, Go! | ¡Es tan simple como Whoa, Slow, Go!
Public-private partnership project shows favorable results
4-H virtual lessons also incorporate chemistry and science concepts
Extension offering virtual sessions for small businesses during the pandemic
Three reasons why sugary drinks may increase weight gain | Tres razones por las cuales las bebidas azucaradas pueden causar aumento de peso
Extension’s Home Horticulture series prepares gardeners for at-home gardening basics
Celebrating the impressive record of scientific advancements, funding and mentorship of Kent Sanders, 鶹ӳ’s 2020 Distinguished Researcher
Entrepreneurs starting and altering businesses during the pandemic need information and resources
Caffeine can be over-looked by parents and others that care for small children | Cafeína puede que sea pasada por alto por los padres y otras personas que cuidan a los niños pequeños
College of Science’s Zeb Hogan co-author of comprehensive global report
Research being done on drought-tolerant and salt-tolerant crops
Desert Farming Initiative and Wolf Pack Meats step up to help meet local demand
Finding and using the right data can help small businesses survive COVID-19 and beyond
University conducts research on virtual fencing for cattle and range management
Hives installed at demonstration orchard now producing honey
Hayley Maio joins Extension to develop programs for youth and seniors
Extension aims to help small businesses connect with customers during pandemic and beyond
University collaborates with tribe to protect the longest self-sustaining population of trout
Extension’s 4-H program and bureau work together to give wild horses homes
Manuel Alejandro Andrade-Rodriguez joins College of Agriculture, Biotechnology & Natural Resources
Discussions aim to help keep small businesses informed to help them through COVID and beyond
Extension provides resources to families for STEM activities at home
Discussions aim to help keep small businesses informed to help them through COVID and beyond
Extension hosts events and online gardening classes for southern 鶹ӳ
COVID-19 causing stress and mental health challenges to nation’s farmers and ranchers
Molly Malloy joins Extension to create cohesive marketing strategies for Clark County programs
Discussions aim to help keep small businesses informed to help them through COVID and beyond
Research in College of Agriculture, Biotechnology & Natural Resources addresses future population growth and food shortages
Nancy Markee retires after 34 years with the University
University’s Desert Farming Initiative provides produce for farm stands and subscription boxes
Experts share how to safely harvest and process meat animals at home
University researchers investigating new varieties that grow well in desert climates
Extension creates new club in Douglas County and Experiment Station helps veterans with PTSD
Discussions aim to help keep small businesses informed to help them through COVID and beyond
Gary Blomquist retires after 43 years with the University
Jeantyl Norze is developing tools to monitor program goals and accomplishments
Discussions aim to help small businesses pivot and adapt to emerge from pandemic stronger
Harmful pesticides found in Western Monarch breeding ground
Producers seek ways to trim their budgets while maintaining health of their animals
In his first five years, the chemical biologist has led important research on bacterial communication and raised the bar for grant funding
Trevor J. McMinn Research Professor of Biology works to understand insects including butterflies and other pollinators, and to affect public perception of insects in the Western United States
Discussions aim to help small businesses pivot and adapt to emerge from pandemic stronger
Research to find, study and protect freshwater megafish and freshwater biodiversity a major focus
Extension aims to keep youth engaged and learning despite COVID-19 restrictions
A list of award winners; annual ceremony to be held at later date during fall semester
Producers and economists discuss current market and projections, with June being National Dairy Month
Discussions aim to help small businesses connect, pivot and adapt amid COVID-19
Brings beef cattle production expertise to teaching, research and outreach in 鶹ӳ
Desert Farming Initiative is virtually connecting with producers across the state
Discussions aim to help small businesses connect, pivot and adapt amid COVID-19
Weekly sessions feature grass-roots experts to answer questions and offer insight
Desert Farming Initiative gives tips for ensuring produce safety during COVID-19 outbreak
Wilson worked extensively with the University for over 20 years in the Department of Nutrition
To help keep your family hydrated and feeling their best during this time, skip the sugary drinks | Para ayudar a mantener a su familia hidratada y a sentirse lo mejor posible durante este tiempo omita las bebidas azucaradas
Discussions aim to help small businesses connect, pivot and adapt amid COVID-19
Weather and Phase 1 present opportunity to enjoy outdoors
Interest in producing food at home increases as COVID-19 raises food scarcity concerns
Extension presents “Living With Fire Conversations” during 鶹ӳ Wildfire Awareness Month
University researchers design water quantity tool to help with forest-thinning plans
Amy Fitch and Elena Pravosudova are 2020 Tibbitts Teaching Excellence award winners
Extension provides information on how to help yourself and others
Discussions aim to help small businesses connect, pivot and adapt amid COVID-19
Statewide online event supports youth and their work with the animals they’ve raised
Faculty share congratulations with NSF GRFP recipients and students offer advice for others interested in applying.
Weekly sessions feature grass-roots experts to answer questions and offer insight
鶹ӳ Extension provides information on avoiding strife, improving communication
University gives tips for recognizing unfounded health and nutrition claims
Elko County 4-H hosts online scavenger hunt and photo contest for members
Discussions aim to help small businesses connect, pivot and adapt amid COVID-19
Weekly sessions feature grass-roots experts to answer questions and offer insight
鶹ӳ Extension provides information on how to help yourself or others
Watch the short documentary Fertile Waters and an episode of Mineral Monday, both official selections in the festival, on May 5 at 7 p.m. at the virtual festival.
Extension’s Nora Luna works to develop and manage after-school and STEAM programs
Energy conservation may be a major function of sleep, according to new study
Extension helps families begin growing their own food during shelter-in-place order
Discussions aim to help small businesses connect, pivot and adapt amid COVID-19
College of Science biologist contributes to global effort
With some items becoming harder to come by, 鶹ӳ nutritionist offers clarification
Mask requests coming in to Extension from those helping to manage the crisis
Elizabeth Everest (WiSE graduate) and Connor Billman of the Department of Biology both received the prestigious award.
Sarah Monique Somma joins Extension to develop STEAM curriculum for underrepresented students
“Helping vulnerable populations in any way we can is essential now more than ever”
Programs go virtual this month to keep communities informed and engaged amid COVID-19 outbreak
Paul Meiman joins Extension office in Elko to work on rangeland management for livestock and wildlife
The latest prestigious early-career awards will advance research in wildfire-smoke forecasting, battery performance and understanding brain function
University banding together to provide medical supplies for COVID-19 care – more supplies needed
鶹ӳ dietitian provides research-based information
Natural Resources & Environmental Science assistant professor to administer University teaching, research & outreach forest
Extension presents eight back-to-basics courses to be offered online for communities statewide
Extension workshop offers training for those applying pesticides
Claudia Rückert joins the College of Agriculture, Biotechnology & Natural Resources
Donald Deever joins Extension office in Lincoln County to work on economic development
University’s Extension teaches youth about livestock with hands-on activities
Madeleine Lohman garners best talk at prestigious regional conference, earns field's most respected fellowship
Extension workshop offers training for those applying pesticides
Sherman Swanson retires after 36 years with University
Schultz, Perryman partner with Utah State University and Uzbekistan’s Samarkand State University
Taylor Hollaway worked with Desert Farming Initiative to complete degree
Tanya Kelley named to guide the range of programs and services to encourage pursuit of research, scholarly and creative activities by undergraduates
Department of Animal Biotechnology chair did groundbreaking stem cell and gene therapy research
Sheila Bray joins Extension office in Clark County to work on outreach
Extension has offered a 4-H program in 鶹ӳ for more than 90 years, benefitting our state's youth for a lifetime
Extension offers food preservation workshops Feb. 21 and 26
"Lincoln County knew and experienced the dangers of radiation in the form of hazardous fallout from the 鶹ӳ Test Site, but an even bigger radiation hazard exists today."
Extension seeks 4-H club leaders for youth ages 5 to 19
Prestigious science journal publishes College of Science researchers’ milestone findings
Students in 鶹ӳ Biosciences Association lead experiments to encourage 4-H youth to pursue STEM
Invisible Reaper takes first in 11th annual 鶹ӳ Radon Poster Contest hosted by 鶹ӳ Extension's 鶹ӳ Radon Education Program.
Winners for the 鶹ӳ Radon Poster Contest announced
Rangeland Ecology and Management Program student and Bureau of Land Management 鶹ӳ firefighter Matt Petersen joins international taskforce
University teams up with Washoe Parks and Bartley Ranch to offer free series
Plant, caterpillar, parasitoid interaction studied for 22 years by biologists in College of Science
Marina MacLean joins the College of Agriculture, Biotechnology & Natural Resources
Extension offers food preservation workshops starting Jan. 22
"It is imperative professionals in my field develop sustainable agricultural practices, mitigate greenhouse gas emissions and reduce natural disasters or we might not survive."
Educational programs to be held at seven locations across 鶹ӳ
Extension's Lizeth Ramirez-Barroeta, a University classified employee of the month, was sworn in as a U.S. citizen
Erica Bigio works to increase interest in environmental science
Paper published about research and impact on kindergarten student health knowledge
Large research project conducted in California will shed light on dryland watershed pollution worldwide
One of only 10 members nationally to receive The Wildlife Society Fellows Award
University’s Teresa Byington recognized for leadership, program efforts and professional development
Robert Washington-Allen joins the College of Agriculture, Biotechnology & Natural Resources
Reading the ingredients list is the best way to tell if your drink has added sugar. | La mejor manera de saber si su bebida contiene azúcar agregado es leer la lista de ingredientes.
Water needs vary by age, sex, physical activity level and environmental factors. | La necesidad de agua varía según la edad, el sexo, el nivel de actividad física y los factores ambientales.
Program better connects individuals to the bigger picture: the administrative processes, network and impact of the research enterprise
Nutrients in juice are not the same as whole fruit. | Los nutrientes en el jugo no son lo mismo que la fruta entera.
Electrolytes play important roles in the body, and many drinks have added electrolytes. Are these drinks worth the extra cost? | Los electrolitos tienen funciones importantes en el cuerpo, y muchas bebidas tienen electrolitos añadidos. ¿Vale la pena pagar el costo adicional de estas bebidas?
The Chemistry Demonstration Series, launched by a professor-student duo, ignites a passion for science in K-12 learners.
Public invited to tours, demonstrations, plant and produce sales
Shannon Horrillo joins the College of Agriculture, Biotechnology & Natural Resources
鶹ӳ and its College of Agriculture, Biotechnology & Natural Resources earn accreditation from the Society for Range Management
鶹ӳ Radon Poster Contest 2020 is now open to students
University experts showcase research, activities and programs at fall festival
The College of Science and Mackay School honored an impressive group of alumni at the annual Alumni of the Year reception on September 25.
Christina Restaino joins the College of Agriculture, Biotechnology & Natural Resources
Extension series teaches sustainable horticulture to local professionals
Coretta Patterson joins the College of Agriculture, Biotechnology & Natural Resources
鶹ӳ Extension brings back State Expo after hiatus
Researcher Perry Williams joins the College of Agriculture, Biotechnology & Natural Resources
Joanna Blaszczak joins the College of Agriculture, Biotechnology & Natural Resources
University partners with Oregon State to investigate ways to make grape varieties more drought-tolerant
Jamie Roice-Gomes and Ashley Andrews discuss preparing now for a wildfire evacuation
Dietician and Nutritionist David St-Jules joins the College of Agriculture, Biotechnology & Natural Resources
First comprehensive global population study of giant freshwater fish, mammals, reptiles and amphibians shows sharp declines, highlighting the need for timely and targeted conservation efforts.
University experts help homeowners to make homes more fire safe
His career studying and improving engineering of bridges now shifts to building connections to resources, opportunities, colleagues
University experts caution actions taken by homeowners before a fire ever starts play a critical role.
Research being done on drought-tolerant and salt-tolerant crops
Luis Schütz joins the University’s College of Agriculture, Biotechnology & Natural Resources
Experience in soil health and biodiversity will benefit the Experiment Station’s research and programs
Edward Cruz hopes to improve agricultural production as an academic researcher
Staff Employees' Council names Brendi Gertsma Distinguished Classified Employee of the Year
Biologist Jamie Voyles receives National Science Foundation CAREER Award to continue research
Tamzen Stringham develops tools to help land managers make informed decisions
"It’s important that there are people doing what I do because we can help our community by teaching them how to have a healthy lifestyle."
Jennifer Hollander nominated by faculty and awarded for teaching success
Robinson, an alumna of the College of Science, delivered the commencement address at the 2019 College of Science and College of Engineering graduation ceremony.
Record number of degrees, 3,201, conferred during University's 129th Commencement
The Honor the Best ceremony has been a staple gathering around commencement since 1970 and recognizes the outstanding achievements of faculty, staff and students.
‘All of you are the embodiment of the mission and values of our University’
College of Science biologist Zeb Hogan on international team of scientists
Community-based undergraduate researchers join with faculty mentors to explore problems and offer understanding and ideas to make a difference
鶹ӳ's College of Agriculture, Biotechnology & Natural Resources honored Test for agricultural advocacy, leadership and education
"I want to express my gratitude to each of you for your dedication, support and commitment to excellence."
"I want to express my gratitude to each of you for your dedication, support and commitment to excellence."
Jeff Harper named 鶹ӳ’s Distinguished Career Researcher for his significant work addressing the global, food-security challenge
Desert Farming Initiative seeks help planting wine grapes in demonstration vineyard
Take an interactive walking tour of 10 University museums on and around campus
Forests and their ecosystems face increased threats to health as temperatures rise
Biggest Little Research: Significant NIH Centers of Biomedical Research Excellence support builds on molecular and cellular expertise to address the leading cause of death
James Kenyon named director of 鶹ӳ institute designed to complement and extend the energy, experience and potential in the neurosciences
College of Science biology professor Jamie Voyles participated in international study
Professors Stringham and Yerka, along with postdoctoral scholar Dunham-Cheatham, discuss their work as CABNR researchers
Professor Gustin and fellow researchers Chichester, Dunham-Cheatam, Luippold and Vargas-Estrada talk about their work and answer related questions
Anne Leonard and Felicity Muth sit down to talk about their research, what's coming next and overcoming stereotypes
Workshops offered ahead of compliance inspections for 鶹ӳ farms
Dafoe, a graduate of the College of Biotechnology, Agriculture & Natural Resources rangeland science program, takes us through life as a rangeland consultant
Anne Leonard awarded National Science Foundation grant to fund bumblebee research
Chemistry professor creates new technology for vastly improved smart window performance
The exhibit focuses on the contrasting environments found in 鶹ӳ and the Great Basin, and the relationship of the environment to its living inhabitants including humans, animals, and plants.
Long-term, extensive study in Sierra 鶹ӳ range yields behavior, memory and selection data
The College of Science welcomes two leading researchers to campus during the spring 2019 semester.
New directors named to centers for bioinformatics and genomics
UNR Med-led research team corrects a 150-year-old wrong concept regarding sperm transport; findings could lead to new treatment for male infertility
Professor Julie Allen leads research using big data to address biodiversity issues at the global scale
New publications discuss snowpack changes and their implications in the Great Basin
University professor awarded grant to research Desert Tortoise species in 鶹ӳ
Lahontan cutthroat trout species re-discovery was the most clicked on 鶹ӳ Today story in 2018
Series of Cooperative Extension classes teach sustainable horticulture to local professionals
The Hitchcock Center for Chemical Ecology welcomes Dr. Paul Cox at December 2018 Launch Symposium
鶹ӳ biologists study effect of herd restoration over past 50 years
Free public event, College of Science Discover Science Lecture, Nov. 15
Associate Professor Alexander M. van der Linden explains the need for sleep, and how simple organisms with a completely mapped nervous system are key in understanding sleep regulation and function.
The Hitchcock Center will formalize and enhance the highly successful interdisciplinary and international collaborations in the fields of chemical ecology and natural products chemistry.
New programs range from a minor in graphic design to a B.S. in biotechnology
Is agriculture at risk from changing water availability? Twelve researchers from five institutions in three states, representing several academic disciplines, aim to find out.
Research being done on low-water, drought tolerant and salt tolerant crops
University experts showcase research, engage attendees in activities and programs
More than 1,700 incoming freshman – nearly half of all 鶹ӳ freshmen – to participate in program designed to increase college success
Glenn Miller studied roadside plant biofuel, cleaning up mining waste and protecting water sources
Crowdfunding used to finance research
Past University research honorees offer faculty community a voice on campus and beyond
University’s Christopher Barile discusses how smart windows can be the future of windows
Industry is seeing surge of innovation and safety advancements through research by the 2018 Foundation Early Career Innovator
Kelley Stewart lab looked at mule deer in arid environments, particularly juvenile survival
Biology professor travels off the grid to the dangerous Salween River in Myanmar to start the new season
Recognized for early successes and discoveries in research fields of chemistry, psychology
2018 Foundation Established Innovator Awardee is working with compounds that have the potential to save lives and improve health
University program addresses qualified math, science teacher shortage and continues to expand as students develop a love for teaching
Shawnice Kraeber is the first post-baccalaureate student to graduate from 鶹ӳ School of Medicine
Jeff Harper, University’s 2018 Outstanding Researcher, contributes to advancements in plant biology through ‘extraordinary’ research
Through Community-Based Research, students explore problems and offer understanding, tools and ideas to make a difference
Study of atmospheric pollutants by 2018 Regents’ Researcher of the Year contributes new insights into a global challenge
Local horse enthusiasts, students and University help reconvene team after 10-year hiatus
University’s Mary Peacock publishes research on recovering 鶹ӳ’s local monster fish
鶹ӳ leads study that shows some amphibian species recover from infectious disease despite a persistently pathogenic fungus
Mick Hitchcock will speak April 5 at 7 p.m. as part of the Discover Science Lecture Series
CABNR lab receives grant from National Institute of Health for tick research
CABNR study shows new snowpack prediction variable for water use managers
The film "Ganzorig and the River Wolf" offers a unique perspective into the work of local Mongolian scientist, Ganzorig Batsaihan.
Three Teaching Assistants recognized for their success in undergraduate chemistry lab safety
University research into Neu5Gc sugar lays groundwork for research in diets, transplants, and diseases.
The team is able to look at the processes underlying range movement
Presentations represented a variety of disciplines, including sustainable plant production and street art in virtual reality
New genetic study methods, targeted seed production in four-year study by CABNR, College of Science
Ian Wallace, professor in the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, honored with early career development award
David Leitner and Wei Yan receive national recognition for their distinguished contributions to science
College of Science and Davidson Academy students and professors meet with Julie Robinson prior to her lecture
Part of administrative reorganization approved by Regents last year to enhance service to 鶹ӳns
Zeb Hogan and Sudeep Chandra's research on taimen in Mongolia could inform sustainable fly fishing and ecosystem management globally.
Herds and Harvest program features University experts to teach fundamentals of beer and wine making.
Scholarship recipients met with donors at the annual College of Science Scholarship Luncheon
鶹ӳ’s Jonathan Greenberg is making headway with his specialized, remote-sensing related research
Biology scholar receives $60,000 For Women in Science Fellowship for her work with bees
NSF grant funds 鶹ӳ research, expeditions, education about birds and urbanization
Evidence-based course offers techniques to use in the classroom
Cushman joins the University as Department Chair of Natural Resources and Environmental Science
Desert Farming Initiative hosts 2nd Annual Farm to Fork Dinner
Free University event features hands-on activities, local food, demonstrations and education Sept. 30
鶹ӳ leads effort to increase workforce in life sciences for 鶹ӳ industries
Discover Science Lecture Series begins its seventh year at 鶹ӳ
鶹ӳ neuroscientists find clues in genetic studies
Early-stage proof-of-concept funding applications now open for 鶹ӳ Research and Innovation Corporation program
Franco Biondi’s studies contribute to article in Nature publication
Nearly 1,450 incoming freshman to participate in program designed to increase college success
CABNR/Biology faculty receive $500,000 grant from U.S. Department of Defense for mosquito research
Technology leader Switch provides critical data-ecosystem infrastructure to power Pronghorn, the University's new cluster, and the regional economy
Biologists work to identify small toads published in science journal
Online farm stand available to University affiliates as well as the community, increases University’s competitive agriculture advantage
$500,000 grant renewal will assist communities throughout the West with regional development strategies that could extend throughout the U.S.
Associate Professor Mike Teglas answers questions about the tick population and disease after the heavy winter in the Sierra
Partnership with Hamilton Robotics gives students unique learning experience, competitive edge
University honorees receive Teaching Award, Academic Advising Awards and Student Scholar Awards; in addition to Regents' Researcher and Rising Researcher of the Year
Research to facilitate nutrient utilization exhibits promising future in commercialization
鶹ӳ’s agriculture programs serve 鶹ӳ
Patricia Ellison in Biochemistry and Tamara Scronce in Art are 2017 Tibbitts Distinguished Teachers
The award-winning author and professor will discuss how natural history influences values
Undergraduate Research develops resources to further facilitate students in pursuit of research in various fields
John Cushman’s proposal recently picked as one of the Joint Genome Institute’s Community Science Program projects through U.S. Department of Energy
2017 鶹ӳ Regents’ Researcher Award recognizes the contributions of CABNR Foundation Professor John Cushman
鶹ӳ Honors students Aaron Unger and Shahil Pema are named 2017 Goldwater Scholars
Nine students from the 鶹ӳ were awarded the prestigious NSF Graduate Research Fellowship.
Nine fellowships awarded to undergraduate seniors and graduate students in 2017
Experiments conducted at the University using grape seed extract and mice prove to be beneficial for health
The biology professor and researcher have been making waves with their work on bees
A lab’s unique look at the structure of plants and how they can help our environment
鶹ӳ teams with international agencies to study fish migration in Tonle Sap River
Seed-grants support creative, interdisciplinary research such as effort to explain why smell plays such a key role in life
Vladimir Pravosudov has spent his career studying behavior and cognition in small birds
University experts discuss how to grow grapes in 鶹ӳ’s diverse and stressful climate
University hires former student and now distinguished teacher and researcher
David Alvarez-Ponce is a contributor to a new paper that explores the evolution of the cephalotus plant
World-renowned autism and animal behavioral spokesperson to visit Reno
CABNR team using $1.37 million NSF grant to help 鶹ӳ potato industry
College of Science's Global Water Center team begins work to conserve one of world’s largest rivers
Michael Dickinson, will speak as part of the 鶹ӳ’s Discover Science Lecture Series
The five-year grant will fund research on interactions between insects, microbes and their environment
University’s Global Water Center builds team to conserve one of world’s largest rivers
Citizen scientists assist 鶹ӳ in research of Sierra meadow ecosystems
Jeffrey Harper, professor of molecular biosciences, joins the select few AAAS Fellows at the University
New name and renewed ‘gold standard’ accreditation signal Animal Resources’ scope of service and level of commitment
Class to teach how to grow grapes in 鶹ӳ’s diverse and stressful climate
National Geographic exhibition featuring the work of 鶹ӳ researcher Zeb Hogan opens at the Tennessee Aquarium
鶹ӳ and University of Wyoming team up to trace coevolution of trees and birds
Event to highlight local food production and raise money for student internships
Free event features hands-on activities, local food, demonstrations, research and education
Grant to help further her bee behavior research in Anne Leonard Lab
The University Balloon Race Scholarship Committee awards University students Liliana Davalos and Christian Jara for 2016
Research team led by College of Science Associate Professor Matt Forister
President Barack Obama praises 鶹ӳ Sen. Reid for saving Lake Tahoe
Research shows value to meat industry, restaurants and premier eating experience for consumers
More than 1,000 incoming freshman to participate in program designed to increase college success
CABNR scientist part of team studying areas with significant snowfall
College of Science researchers looking for solutions to world’s need for new medicines
New University collaboration approved by the 鶹ӳ System of Higher Education Board of Regents
New meat science program at 鶹ӳ works on food safety, meat quality and animal welfare
Don Hardy in English and Sarah Cummings in Chemistry, the University's finest teachers for 2016, share many common traits
Mercury in the atmosphere: body of research by University’s 2016 Outstanding Researcher has international impact
Colleges recognize students with top grade-point average at banquet May 11
Biology student earns top grade-point average, plans for a career in healthcare
Symposium on UAS applications for search and rescue hosted by 鶹ӳ
鶹ӳTeach offers STEM majors interested in secondary education a dual degree, without added cost or time, ensuring practiced teachers enter the classroom
Six structures built as University partners with Catholic Charities of Northern 鶹ӳ
Registration open now for symposium on drone and robotic applications for search and rescue
University researchers studying 40,000-year-old woodrat DNA to see reaction to climate change
College of Ag, Biotech and Natural Resources partners with Northern 鶹ӳ Catholic Charities
College of Ag, Biotech and Natural Resources leads research project at 鶹ӳ
November recognized as Native American Heritage month
What was really incredible is that I happened to be visiting at the time of the catch. It's a one-in-a-million opportunity.
University Biologist and National Geographic Explorer Zeb Hogan on hand to tag and release Giant Mekong Catfish
National Geographic’s Monster Fish traveling exhibition visits Reno
Hydroponically grown food could help combat food deserts and other regions that are arid or affected by drought
As popularity of teff grass grows in the United States, University researchers aim to improve the crops drought tolerance
Desert Farming Initiative supports Washoe County School District’s Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program
Conference encouraging open discussion of Tahoe’s environment now in its final year
College of Science 24/7 fire monitoring camera system unveiled at annual Tahoe Summit
鶹ӳ invasive fish removal project at Lake Tahoe continues
鶹ӳ teams with agencies in private-public partnership to preserve ecosystem
Registrations for symposium is free and open until July 24
Mapping and monitoring ecosystems across entire state will identify impacts on plant communities
鶹ӳ’s College of Agriculture, Biotechnology and Natural Resources presents annual award to Yerington grower
鶹ӳ “Growing Grapes in 鶹ӳ” workshops well received
Canyon Springs High School graduate caps academic career as top-achieving student
Colleges recognize students with top grade-point average at banquet May 13
Consortium of 12 museums on and near the 鶹ӳ hosts May 2 event
Twelve museums connect for community event
鶹ӳ College of Science’s Discover Science lecture May 7
Reno company provides cutting edge clinical toxicology and pharmacogenetics testing to health care providers across the nation
鶹ӳ earns four graduate school, 23 graduate program rankings
A decade of discovery by College of Science researcher Zeb Hogan shows big fish disappearing
College of Agriculture, Biotechnology and Natural Resources restores dairy research lab to improve feed, nutrition for growing dairy cattle industry
鶹ӳ professors and researchers participate in the annual Great Basin Consortium Conference
Exhibit features work of College of Science's Zeb Hogan, star of Nat Geo WILD’s Monster Fish show
Team continues research to accelerate protein degradation this spring
College of Science's Matt Forister authored important paper in leading science journal
Nutrition students learn to measure body composition in new Human Nutrition Assessment Lab
The endowed chair provides distinguished scholars the opportunity to advance their research, teaching and public service
Students and public invited to learn about water issues around the world
Robert Ricklefs of the University of Missouri at St. Louis on campus for meetings, discussions and lecture
Innovation hub includes active research in robotics, drones and more, plus collaboration with industry, K-12, state agencies
Panel of local experts to discuss food insecurity Oct. 7
Lt. Col (ret) Warren Rapp hired to build industry collaborations, economic development
Public invited to register for free community event Sept. 20
Colleges contributes to economic development through workforce development, research, and industry collaboration
Grad student Miranda Smith and undergrad Darrin Mccarthy honored
鶹ӳFit expanded to all colleges to drive student success
University and DRI continue important research work in many areas
Alex Keene awarded more than $1.4 million dollars to study the link between sleep and metabolism
College of Science researcher studies planet’s largest freshwater fish
University student's research results published in national academic journal
University recognized best-and-brightest scholars during sixth annual signing ceremonies
Offers academic buffet for tailoring degree program, contributes to student employability
Names of outstanding teaching, research honorees engraved in University’s granite pillars
Colleges recognize students with top grade-point average at banquet May 14
Kurtresha Worden succeeds with her memory research in a poster competition
Undergraduate places third at American Association for Cancer Research poster competition
Rangeland, soil, forest, water and megadrought expertise helps 鶹ӳ, western U.S.
Proceeds from art auction support biology scholarships
Department of Biology chair and past Faculty Senate chair brings research, teaching and administrative experience to new leadership role
Half of 鶹ӳ’s counties represented in 85 scenic photos available to public
Former chair of Faculty Senate cited for impressive credentials
鶹ӳ earns four graduate school, 24 graduate program rankings
InfoEd software to streamline grant submission process at the 鶹ӳ
Tahoe researcher headlines seminar presented by Environmental Science and Health Graduate Program
New facility will offer science education and a look at historic collections of preserved plants and animals from the Great Basin and beyond
William Payne, internationally known expert in dryland agriculture and food productivity, comes to campus
Collaborations, new department structure, increased enrollment key to success
Undergraduates present research project in Toronto, Canada
鶹ӳ professor develops campaign to inform Washoe County parents about consumption of sugary drinks
University hosts annual Great Basin Consortium conference Dec. 9 and 10
10th Annual Student World Water Forum showcases student involvement in research
Groundbreaking work in computational methods to locate signaling pathways in proteins featured
Professor Tamzen Stringham recognized for work with ecological site team
Research and development agreement creates new, high-tech learning opportunity for students
Dietetic internship program and undergraduate dietetics program continue to meet national standards.
University’s Mae Gustin presents research at prestigious international conference
University supports local small business and economic growth
Ecosystem could take decades to recover from Deepwater Horizon blowout and oil spill
Public invited to event Saturday, Sept. 14 at the Main Station Field Lab
CABNR's Sudeep Chandra leads team of scientists in USAID collaboration
48 biology, neuroscience students complete College of Science pilot project
Graduate students will share poster and oral presentations highlighting upcoming research projects
Public invited to event set for Sept. 14 at the Main Station Field Lab
鶹ӳ’s Mario Alpuche, receives five year grant from National Science Foundation
鶹ӳ Biochemistry and Biology students host poker night fundraiser
鶹ӳ conducts invasives, forest health and environmental monitoring research
Will Richardson and Kirk Hardie, University graduates, advance wonders of Lake Tahoe through education
Director of graduate hydrologic sciences program excited about water, ecology offerings at University
Longtime faculty member brings experience to new position; two-year appointment began July 1
National Science Foundation grants Alex Keene $341,541 to study Mexican cavefish
Research professor travels the globe finding, studying and preserving planet’s largest freshwater fish
鶹ӳ’s Anne Leonard investigates specialization by bumble bees
100 years of samples studied by CABNR plant ecologist Beth Leger
Bishop Manogue Catholic High School graduate caps academic career
Jade Keehn researches the effects of renewable energy on reptile communities
Chemistry Professor David Leitner's well-rounded career now includes being named a prestigious American Physical Society fellow
College of Science, School of Medicine neuroscience team publishes research results in Cell Reports publication
Students in rural 鶹ӳ regions and Discovery Museum to participate in Brain Awareness Week events
Young scientists compete for national tournament placement at state event at 鶹ӳ March 2
Funds, materials and motivation go a long way for SAIWI students in Panama
Aquatic Ecosystems Analysis Lab collaborates with California Fish and Wildlife Department
University scientists partner with Technology Transfer Office
School of Journalism's Bob Felten honored not once, but twice, by Senior Scholars
Grant for a new interdisciplinary center builds infrastructure and supports five rising stars at University
Proceeds would benefit regional efforts, CABNR and future, student-oriented construction
University’s Amy Altick wins award for Brain Awareness Week events
University iGEM team presented project to develop protein that helps vitamins bind to rice, making it healthier
CABNR iGEM team works to develop protein that binds essential vitamins to rice
鶹ӳ and WESTAR hold conference Oct. 10-12
Renowned evolutionary biologist to make appearance Oct. 16 at 7 p.m.
Public invited for displays, tours, presentations and hay rides at 鶹ӳ complex
Tahoe Summit brings agencies, elected officials, researchers and public together for 16th annual event
CABNR researcher supports harvest of invasive crayfish numbered at 220 million
Joe Cline, professor of chemistry and College of Science assistant dean, has been named vice provost, undergraduate education
Fourth consecutive year University course has received the award
鶹ӳ student Anna Koster awarded major awards for excellence in academics, research
Children have fun making big bubbles with soap and dry ice, making clouds inside of soda bottles, and to handling live vertebrates and invertebrates
Greatly reduced sperm viability caused by tetracycline passes from father to son in pseudoscorpions
Themed days filled with educational displays, interactive exhibits, high school student presentations and films
School of Medicine interactive presentation travels to schools, libraries in Washoe County, Truckee
Young scientists compete for national tournament placement at state event on campus March 3
University to focus on continued work on ag curriculum, research and industry collaborations
Established leadership in place will guide positive course, clearer vision for college
Enrollment now open for new spring semester online courses
Art exhibit depicts present-day choices and potential future of the Sierra 鶹ӳ mountain range
Student team develops innovative process for combination of organisms to produce inexpensive biofuel
鶹ӳ Bureau of Mines and Geology to lead, “In Search of Shorelines and Volcanoes in the Grimes Point and Lahontan Mountains Area”
Newest invasive found during invasive-fish removal project
Input from industry, stakeholders key to building for future of CABNR
National Geographic Fellow Zeb Hogan of Reno highlights research, sheds light on stories of dangerous man-eating fish
Host of hit TV series “Monster Fish” is one of 15 recognized Fellows worldwide
Herz Gold Medalist Lauren VanCitters amassed an impressive collection of academic medals and stoles for Spring Commencement.
Seven of 鶹ӳ researcher’s shows to air back-to-back on New Year’s Eve
Reno team travels to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to present research
鶹ӳ researchers part of international team to study climate change
Many variables can come together to impact the planet’s harmony.
Zeb Hogan, research professor at 鶹ӳ, hosts National Geographic Channel shows
Work to augment efforts to clean and protect lake and drinking water from harmful algae blooms
Sudeep Chandra honored by California-鶹ӳ chapter of American Fisheries Society
“Megafish, Freshwater Giants” presentation by National Geographic Explorer Zeb Hogan
NSHE Board announces Regent’s Researcher and Rising Researcher
Unique North American study authored by 鶹ӳ biologist
First to air Oct. 19 on National Geographic Channel featuring endangered sawfish
鶹ӳ’s Sudeep Chandra led milestone study
Project studies and helps protect freshwater megafish around the world
Efforts intend to boost grants, research, outreach and workforce
Initial crop harvested at the 鶹ӳ
