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Developing software to expand ultrasound's role in medicine

Nama’s work merges two mature fields: complex fluids and acoustics.

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College of Engineering

Record-setting year for Nebraska Engineering

Fall 2026

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln College of Engineering is entering a pivotal new chapter, propelled by record-setting achievements that signal growing impact across the state and region– the largest graduating class in its history and an all-time high of student enrollment, with significant growth in undergraduate enrollment over the past four years.

Fall 2026 Enrollment

  • Total: 4,594 students

  • 3,990 undergraduate students - nearly a 2% increase from Fall 2025; 21.5% increase from Fall 2022

  • First-time freshmen headcount is up 4.9% compared to Fall 2025

  • 604 graduate students

  • Largest major: Mechanical Engineering (986 students)


 

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College of Engineering

Big Red Satellite

Fall 2026

Recognized during the Oct. 3 Nebraska football game at Memorial Stadium, the Big Red Satellite Team was honored for achieving a historic milestone in Nebraska aerospace education and research. The student-led team, made up of middle school, high school and University of Nebraska–Lincoln students, built Big Red Sat-1, the first Nebraska-designed CubeSat selected by NASA’s CubeSat Launch Initiative. Launched to the International Space Station and deployed into orbit in 2024, the satellite successfully tested experimental perovskite solar cells, a promising next-generation solar energy technology for future space missions.

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Civil & Environmental Engineering

Alum Keeps Nebraska Bridges Safe

Summer 2026

Nebraska Engineering alum and bridge engineer Angelica Solomon is responsible for making sure the Decatur Bridge, as well as almost 90 others across the state, remain safe for Nebraska families. Whether she’s collaborating with colleagues or inspecting a structure on site, she’s building on a foundation she solidified as a Husker.

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KiewitScholars

The Prairie Initiative: Pioneering AI for Engineering

Building AI literacy, capability, and community across Nebraska Engineering. Prairie connects students, faculty, staff, and industry partners to shape responsible AI integration in education and research.

Mark Stone, a Professor in Biological Systems Engineering, speaks at the Prairie Initiative Launch. The Prairie Initiative Launch Event was held in the Red Cloud Suite at the Willa S. Cather Dining Complex.

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