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Guo aims to develop smart tech for household objects

Hongzhi Guo, assistant professor of computing

Research Roundup | May 30

A male superb fairywren. Husker researchers Allison Johnson and Daizaburo Shizuka recently conducted a study of two fairywren species, including the superb, to better understand how environmental conditions can influence the size of fairyrwren groups.

STEM program helps 11 Huskers clear path to graduation

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Undergraduate and graduate Research Days winners announced

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263 students to graduate from University Honors Program

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Suh scholarship helps Tharp flourish in pursuit of engineering degree

Nebraska's Andre Tharp III gestures as he talks with Dean Lance C. Pérez during a recent tour of Kiewit Hall construction.

Achievements | Honors, appointments, publications for May 12

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Engineering’s Senior Design Showcase is May 12

Nebraska Engineering students present their projects during the 2022 Senior Design Showcase. This year's showcase is 1 to 3:30 p.m. May 12 at the Nebraska Coliseum.

Team IDs emergence of surprising layers in nanomaterial

A rendering of a nanoscopically thin film of P3HT, a polymer whose lightweight flexibility and ability to conduct electricity has positioned it as a candidate material for next-gen electronics. Nebraska researchers have found that melting and cooling the material can lead to the emergence of two layers with differing properties that could be tailored to various electronic devices.

9 Husker researchers named NSRI fellows

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3 student-led startups earn NUtech, Engineering funding

Judges and participants pose for a group photo during the NUtech Ventures and College of Engineering pitch competition.

Peteranetz earns diversity leadership honor for staff

Markeya Peteranetz accepts the Diversity Leadership Staff award from Marco Barker, vice chancellor of diversity and inclusion.