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Engineering

Technique expands circuitry to curved, textured surfaces

September 24, 2018

Science & Technology

Maria Szerszen

Celebration of life for Szerszen is Oct. 3

September 17, 2018

Main entrance to Chase Hall before a redesign of the landscape. Overgrowth made the door and nearby sidewalks nearly invisible to passersby.

'Learning by Design' STEM program begins Sept. 14

September 12, 2018

Love Library cupola

Business, engineering lead Nebraska’s U.S. News rankings

September 10, 2018

Band members celebrate by lifting Sophia Kallas of Green Bay, Wisconsin, after the junior mellophone player won the march off competition at the Cornhusker Marching Band exhibition on Aug. 17.

Achievements | Honors, awards, publications for Aug. 24

August 24, 2018

Chancellor Ronnie Green (at podium) gestures during the July 10 open house at the new University Health Center facility. The 107,000-square-foot facility is the new home to the University Health Center and the Lincoln division of the University of Nebraska Medical Center's nursing program.

What you missed: Big summer stories at Nebraska

August 20, 2018

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

Faculty 101 podcast explores Farritor's robotics research

August 10, 2018

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

The upgrade of Nebraska engineering facilities will begin in summer 2019 with the demolition and rebuilding of The Link, which connects Nebraska Hall to the Scott Engineering Center. The project will also include a renovation of Scott Engineering Center.

Regents approve engineering building upgrades

August 3, 2018

Science & Technology

Craig Zuhlke, a research assistant professor, and Aaron Ediger, a graduate research assistant, watch as a laser modifies a small sample of metal. The research, led by Nebraska's Dennis Alexander, is modifying metal surfaces to mimic biological properties, including shark skin. The research is used primarily for defense and industrial purposes.

Alexander taps lasers to mimic shark skin, other natural surfaces

July 27, 2018

Science & Technology

Tyrell Williams, a senior biological systems engineering major from Colorado Springs, Colorado, watches as a 3D-Biolplotter prints a structure using silicone. The bio-printer will soon be joined by a second in labs led by Nebraska's Ali Tamayol.

3-D printers may reshape recoveries for shark bite victims

July 25, 2018

Science & Technology

Team shatters theoretical limit on bio-hydrogen production

July 25, 2018

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Human divers have little difficulty keeping up with gentle whale sharks during an occasional encounter. However, millions of years of evolution have shaped sharks and dolphins into ideal forms for moving quickly through water. Humans present a hybrid form that — while slower in the water — offers a versatility to move from water to land.

Could we engineer humans to swim as fast as sharks?

July 24, 2018

Science & Technology