Michael Wagner, an assistant professor of political science at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, discusses Bob Kerrey's run for Senate in Nebraska and what it could mean for both state and national politics.

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N The Know - What does Bob Kerrey's comeback to politics mean for Nebraska?

Dan Carpenter, director of Parking and Transit Services at UNL, discusses sustainable features of the new parking structure at 19th and Vine Street.

N The Know - How Can a Parking Garage Help the Environment?

James Le Seuer, professor of History at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, discusses the fall of the Muammar Gaddafi regime in Libya and the future of dictatorships in the Middle East. 

N The Know - "Are the days of Middle East dictators over?"

Gregory Snow, professor of Physics and Astronomy at UNL, talks about the Higgs boson particle and collaboration on the Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS) experiment through UNL's high-energy physics team.

N The Know - "How is Nebraska involved in the world's biggest physics experiment?"

Frans von der Dunk, a professor in Space, Cyber and Telecommunications Law, discusses the future of space law.

How will space laws change in a "post-space shuttle" galaxy?

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Director of Undergraduate Research and Fellowship Advisor Laura Damuth discusses student achievements at UNL.  See all of our fellowship recipients at http://go.unl.edu/fellowships

How does UNL help students compete for major fellowships?

Jack Dunn, the coordinator of the Mueller Planetarium at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, discusses what NASA will do in the wake of the space shuttle retirement. 

N The Know - "Will America continue to explore outer space?"

 UNL Economics professor Scott Fuess discusses the economic impact of the Japan earthquake. 

N The Know - How will the earthquake in Japan affect the Japanese economy?

  In this episode of N the Know, associate professor of Engineering David Admiraal explains what a tsunami is and how it moves across the ocean.  

K The Know - What is a tsunami?

 Patrice McMahon, an associate professor of political science at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln with an interest in international relations, shares her view of how the U.S. should support peace and democratization in Egypt in light of the events there since protests began January 25, 2011. 

N The Know - How can the U.S. help support peace in Egypt and the Middle East

Charles Healey, a professor of communication disorders at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, talks about why some people stutter. 

N The Know - Why Do Some People Stutter?

Dennis Ferraro, an extension educator and professor of Herpetology at UNL discusses what you should do if you have an encounter with a snake.

N The Know - What Should You Do If You Find A Snake?

Ross Secord, an assistant professor of geosciences discusses what climate change patterns of the past may tell us about the future.

K The Know - What Does Climate Change in the Past Tell Us About Climate Change in the Future?

University of Nebraska-Lincoln journalism professor Joseph Starita talks about his book "I Am A Man," which was just chosen as the selection for "One Book - One Lincoln."

N The Know - What is the 2010 Choice for One Book - One Lincoln

Wheeler Winston Dixon is the James Ryan Professor of Film Studies in the Department of English at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Related LinksWheeler Winston Dixon websiteDepartment of English

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