The primary institution for engineering education, research and outreach in the state of Nebraska.
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Nebraska Engineering alum Angelica Solomon is now a bridge engineer at @WeAreOlsson, working to ensure the Decatur Bridge, as well as almost 90 others across the state, remain safe for Nebraska families. Read her story at unl.edu/nebraska-impact/ange…
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🎈 A NEW ROLE 🎈
Angela Pannier, Swarts Family Chair of biological systems engineering and professor of biomedical engineering, has been named director of the Nebraska Center for Biotechnology at UNL.
Pannier’s appointment took effect July 1. go.unl.edu/u9i7
Congratulations to Cameron Adkins, a senior computer science major and US Navy veteran, on being named a 2026 NVLF Leadership Fellow by the National Veterans Leadership Foundation!
Read the full story at go.unl.edu/adkins-nvlf-fello….
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A newly discovered black fungus that thrives in some of Earth's harshest environments is helping @NebEngineering researchers answer a fundamental question. Details: go.unl.edu/9rw7 #Nebraska #UNL @UNL_ChemEng
Join us in congratulating the UNL Tractor A-Team 🏆 They recently won second place overall at the 2026 @ASABEorg International 1/4 Scale Tractor Student Design Competition held in Bloomington, IL!
A new $1.4 million Department of Energy (DOE) grant will power nuclear reactor safety training and workforce development in Nebraska. Read the full story at go.unl.edu/nuclear-DOE
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A new University of Nebraska project is bringing together engineers, health scientists and behavior experts to study invisible plastics in everyday drinks. Details: go.unl.edu/9yo8 #Nebraska #UNL #LNK @NebEngineering @unlcas @UNL_IANR @UNLresearch
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A $1.4 million U.S. Department of Energy grant will power nuclear reactor safety training and workforce development in Nebraska because of a collaboration between the UNL College of Engineering, NPPD and more partners.
Check the link! 🔗 go.unl.edu/huoe
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Assistant professor Qiang Liu has received a prestigious @NSF CAREER Award to develop safer, trustworthy AI solutions for next-generation mobile networks, create new educational opportunities for students, and bridge the digital divide across Nebraska.
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Congratulations to the 1,000+ Nebraska Engineering students who were named to the Dean’s List, and the 156 Nebraska Engineering students named to the Dean’s Commendation List for the spring 2026 semester!
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Congratulations to our students and members of @UNLVEXU! They competed and placed fifth in their division at the VEX Robotics World Championship! computing.unl.edu/news/vex-r…
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With a new @NSF grant, @NebraskaHCC recently deployed PLUMAGE, a flexible graphics processing unit-based cyberinfrastructure that will benefit researchers across the disciplinary spectrum.
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Thank you to @nebraskapublicmedia for capturing a behind-the-scenes look at how 2 million recycled plastic bags became the 4,000-foot stretch of Foundry Road in South Sioux City. Watch the full video at go.unl.edu/foundry-road. #WhatIfNebraska
Senior Design Showcase 2026💡100+ teams of Nebraska Engineering graduating seniors collaborated to tackle real-world challenges through innovative projects—from robotics, virtual reality and motorsports to chemical processes, predictive modeling and accessible design solutions!
The New York Times asked instructor Samuel Underwood to offer his scientific take on a new fan attraction called the Jell-Ometer, which measured crowd noise by jiggles during a recent NHL game. Read the full story at go.unl.edu/op7x.
Join us at the College of Engineering Senior Design Showcase this Friday, April 24, at Kiewit Hall from 1:30-4 p.m. to see innovative design projects from 100+ teams of graduating seniors.
Learn more at go.unl.edu/SDS-2026.
Nebraska Engineering researcher Yanan (Laura) Wang received a highly competitive U.S. Department of Energy Early Career Research Program Award to support her work solving one of the most challenging problems in quantum technology. Read the full story at go.unl.edu/wang-DOE.
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@NebEngineering's Jun Wang has received a three-year, $1.8 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to advance his research aimed at making AI data centers more energy efficient. Details: go.unl.edu/3ey0 #Nebraska #UNL #ArtificialIntelligence
ALT Jun Wang, assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, holds two variants of the novel 10 kilovolt silicon carbide MetaPak switch cells inside his lab in the Scott Engineering Center. He is wearing a dark blue sport coat over a black shirt, with glasses. The lab is lit with red light. (Jordan Opp/University Communication and Marketing)