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Color portrait of Nirupam Aich on a red campus background

Aich adds expertise to project developing PFAS detection, remediation process

November 11, 2024

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

A male student with a backpack votes in a booth.

Husker engineer works to improve voting processes

November 1, 2024

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

Sangjin Ryu, associate professor of mechanical and materials engineering, often uses examples of anime - such as a clip from “Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind” - to teach engineering principles to both his students and to general audiences in lectures.

As 'Professor Otaku,' Ryu uses anime to illuminate engineering lessons

September 27, 2024

Science & Technology

Jun Wang, on right, explains power trains in an electrical engineering lab.

Wang receives federal support to develop semiconductor tech

August 23, 2024

Science & Technology

For the first week of the trip, students stayed at Kobe University, where they learned about research in the agricultural sciences.

Three Huskers focused on summer research in Japan

June 14, 2024

Science & Technology

Color portrait of Nirupam Aich on a red campus background

Husker-led team’s approach shows promise in degrading ‘forever chemicals’

May 3, 2024

Science & Technology

Joe Turner holds a 3D printed railcar bearing. He is photographed through an actual bearing and housing that fits on the end of each axle of a railcar axle.

Researchers uncover ways to improve railcar roller bearing safety, strength

April 15, 2024

Science & Technology

The Aerospace eXperimental Payloads team is readying a balloon to be launched during Monday's solar eclipse.

Nebraska team launches eclipse research balloon

April 8, 2024

Science & Technology

George Gogos, Craig Zuhlke and Jeffrey Shield are part of a $9.2 million grant awarded by the Department of Defense to a team headed by Northrop Grumman Corp. The goal of the research is to create smaller, scalable 3D stacks of chips and heat transfer technologies that will help regulate thermal management in those structures. At left are graduate students Josh Gerdes and Andrew Butler.

Husker team's heat transfer expertise aids $9.2M national defense project

April 3, 2024

Science & Technology

A Finnish crew performs an in-situ recycling as part of a repair on a highway. Nebraska's Chun-Hsing (Jun) Ho will study how the freeze-thaw cycle impacts Finnish roadways and their work to repair the damage as part of a Fulbright Scholar award.

Ho earns Fulbright to study weather impacts on Finland roadways

April 1, 2024

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Screenshot of the Falcon 9 rocket blasting off with the Nebraska-built CubeSat aboard.

Satellite launch a success for Nebraska Engineering team

March 29, 2024

Science & Technology

Students work on the satellite cube.

Big Red Sat Team readies for ISS launch

March 6, 2024

Science & Technology