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DWFI research outputs now available on Research Nebraska website

DWFI recently worked with University colleagues to populate a comprehensive list of research outputs — including projects and journal articles — produced by the institute, its staff and Faculty Fellows. The list is available on the Research Nebraska website, which tracks research outputs across the University system. As new publications and projects are added they will be automatically updated on DWFI’s profile.

In total, DWFI staff and Faculty Fellows produced 196 new journal articles in 2021 and 128 in 2022 as of the release of this annual report in October. DWFI has seen steady growth in its research outputs since its inception in 2010, which continuously increases the long-term impact of the institute.

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