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Among the College of Engineering researchers engaged in research sponsored by NSRI includes (from left) Laurence Rilett, professor of civil engineering, Jeyam Subbiah, professor of biological systems engineering, and Benjamin Terry, assistant professor of mechanical and materials engineering.
June 11, 2018 - The University of Nebraska’s National Strategic Research Institute, which sponsors research by many Nebraska Engineering faculty, has been renewed with a five-year, $92 million contract with the U.S. Air Force.
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May 11, 2018 - Four College of Engineering alumni and one current student were among the honorees at the Nebraska Alumni Association’s annual Alumni Honors Night, May 3 at Nebraska Innovation Campus.
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Hunter Miller, biological systems engineering student, learns the technique for intubation with a laryngoscope during training with Lincoln Fire and Rescue paramedics.
April 23, 2018 - Starting from “ground zero,” four biological systems engineering students turned their senior design capstone project into a device that could help first responders save more lives in emergency situations – and also help build their resumes.
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Connor Gee (center) and Allison Manske (right), biological systems engineering students, discuss their project with Nicole Iverson, assistant professor of biological systems engineering.
April 23, 2018 - Four undergraduate student research projects and one graduate student project were chosen as winners during the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s annual Spring Research Fair, April 10-11 at the Nebraska Union.
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The creeper designed by a team of biological systems engineering students allows a paralyzed mechanic to go from a sitting position (top) to a laying position (below) and back, making getting under vehicles easier.
April 22, 2018 - In a senior design capstone project, a team of biological systems engineering students is designing a creeper device that will help an auto mechanic who was paralyzed in an accident get a cherished part of his life back.
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Santosh Pitla (center), assistant professor of biological systems engineering, assists students with a sensor-building project. Pitla is leading a new research project that will update techniques used to test tractors.
March 23, 2018 - Though tractor technology has changed rapidly, the testing techniques used on the machines have not changed in several decades. Santosh Pitla's research is bringing that testing into the modern era.
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Three faculty from the Department of Biological Systems Engineering -- (from left) John Hay, extension educator; Nicole Iverson assistant professor; and Santosh Pitla, assistant professor -- will be given awards on Friday, March 2 at the Holling Family Award Program for Teaching Excellence.
February 28, 2018 - Three faculty members from the Department of Biological Systems Engineering -- John Hay, Nicole Iverson and Santosh Pitla -- will be given awards Friday, March 2 at the Holling Family Award Program for Teaching Excellence.
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Tractor Restoration Club members work to prepare a 1945 Allis Chalmers Model C for display at the Homestead National Monument near Beatrice. (Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication)
February 12, 2018 - For a small group of students, including many from the College of Engineering, the Tractor Restoration Club isn't all about fixing up tractors from their great-grandparents' era, it's both a way to save history and is a key part of college life.
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Curtis Tomasevicz discusses an Introduction to Electrical Engineering II concept with students in the Walter Scott Engineering Center on Feb. 5. The former Husker and Olympic gold medal winner is now teaching and conducting sports-related research at Nebraska. (Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication)
February 12, 2018 - From earning Olympic gold to shaping research, Curt Tomasevicz has discovered a world of opportunity at Nebraska, from football to earning degrees in and teaching engineering.
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Teams of biological systems engineering students designed edible vehicles and competed with them in design, creativity, distance and poster competitions at the annual E-Day on Dec. 5.
December 21, 2017 - Teams of Biological Systems Engineering students learned valuable lessons in design, creativity and planning at the annual E-Day Edible Vehicle competition on Dec. 5.
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