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Improvisation class teaches engineers valuable communication skills

Students begin building a "machine" during a City Campus section of the class, "Improvisation Skills for the Complete Engineer," offered during the three-week spring pre-session in January 2023.

Achievements | Honors, appointments, publications for Jan. 27

Ice and snow cover campus and are back lighted by the lights on Architecture Hall Jan. 19.

Engineering, Business programs rise in U.S. News rankings

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Achievements | Honors, appointments, publications for Jan. 13

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Study IDs gene that may reduce chalkiness of heat-stressed rice

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Grand Challenges research effort leverages STEM to inspire climate action

The RISE with Insects research team includes, from left, Susan Weller, Sarah Roberts, Ana María Vélez Arango, Louise Lynch-O’Brien and Holly Hatton-Bowers. (Photo by Kyleigh Skaggs, CYFS)

33 Huskers to graduate from University Honors Program

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Rust-stained irrigation pipes hint at lack of nitrate in groundwater

According to a study from Husker researchers, irrigation pivots stained with rust may signal the absence of nitrate — a contaminant linked to birth defects and cancers — in nearby groundwater.

Bobbett brings passion for engineering to classrooms around Nebraska

Bobbett has accumulated over 25 teaching hours as a UNL Engineering Ambassador this semester.

Honors students impact community by leading after-school club

Spencer Knight gets three students and their rubber-band powered cars lined up for a race at Riley Elementary School in Lincoln.

Gone with the wind? Huskers investigate mystery of last standing grain bin

A 3D rendering of grain bins following an August 2020 windstorm. The rendering was produced with the aid of lidar — near-infrared laser beams fired at the structures by a drone flying above the site.

Wagner discovers opportunities abound at Nebraska U

Rachael Wagner and Shane Farritor look over a robotic surgery device in the Virtual Incision facility.