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Husker team develops revolutionary plant-based masonry blocks

A Nebraska Engineering team has developed a hemp-based mixture for concrete masonry blocks that is lighter than traditional Portland cement but also meets the American Society for Testing and Materials’ standards for strength, water absorption and weight.

NIMBUS receives $2M to advance robotics’ role in climate change research

(From left) Francisco Muñoz-Arriola, Justin Bradley, Carrick Detweiler, Brittany Duncan and Trenton Franz pose among unmanned aerial vehicles at the NIMBUS outdoor flying area on Nebraska Innovation Campus. The teams have earned two grants to push the boundaries of what robots can do and expand human understanding of how climate change is impacting agricultural, aquatic and wildland systems.

Myers makes positive impact in short time with Raikes School

Jody Myers is an administrative technician with the Jeffrey S. Raikes School of Computer Science and Management.

23 faculty, staff honored by EVC office

Awards coordinated by the Office of the Executive Vice Chancellor have been announced for 2023.

Johnson's influence supported math students, faculty for 27 years

Marilyn Johnson has worked in a variety of staff roles for 33 years at the University of Nebraska. She most recently served with the Department of Mathematics.

Linzell to take on leadership role with NSF

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Kiewit Scholars gives Hosick a game-changing experience

Hosick stands in front of the site for the new $115 million Kiewit Hall, a new engineering hub for UNL in partnership with Kiewit Corporation.

Four-year study yields insights on benefits, limits of cover crops

The morning sun of a June day strikes a cornfield in Gage County, Nebraska.

Ghose receives grant to continue radio fingerprinting research

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Kizghin builds connections, grows research skills as a Husker

Dilziba Kizghin smiles for a photo outside Architecture Hall in her Innocents Society sash.

Alumni Association announces 2023 class of Alumni Masters, alumni awardees

The Nebraska Alumni Association is proud to introduce its 2023 class of Alumni Masters and alumni award winners.

Engineering named national leader in diversity efforts

Bruce Dvorak (center), professor of civil and environmental engineering, coaches Yves Cedric Tamwo Noubissi (left), a student in mechanical engineering, and Sussan Moussavi, graduate student in civil engineering, in the use of a Fluke Precision Acoustic Imager, used to detect leaks of gases and vacuum from pipes and tanks, Sept. 23, 2022.