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Kimberly Law, a freshman in chemical engineering from La Quinta, California, is one of two featured twirlers in the Cornhusker Marching Band. (Photo by Justin Mohling)
California native with Husker roots gives marching band, engineering a twirl
Twirler and chemical engineering major Kimberly Law knew what she wanted in a university – and found it only at Nebraska.



Tareq Daher, director of the Engineering and Computing Education Core.
November 12, 2018 - Seven doctoral students from the College of Engineering are the first cohort participating in the Graduate Student Training Fellows Program (GSTFP), which aims to prepare students to become successful teachers when they become faculty at a university.
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Sarah Drummey, a student in the architectural engineering master's program, has been chosen the 2018 ACEC Scholar of the Year.
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Nebraska Engineering faculty John Woollam (left) and Benjamin Terry were recognized at the NUtech Ventures 2018 Innovator Celebration.
November 09, 2018 - Nebraska Engineering faculty John Woollam and Benjaim Terry were among the University of Nebraska-Lincoln faculty recognized at the Nov. 6 NUtech Ventures Innovator Celebration.
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Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District Gothenburg Division Manager Devin Brundage was approved Friday morning as the district’s new general manager. He is the ninth general manager in CNPPID’s history since 1935. He will succeed Don Kraus, who has served in that role since 1992. (Photo by Lori Potter / Kearney Hub)
October 29, 2018 - Devin Brundage, a 1992 electrical engineering graduate, was approved on Oct. 26 as the new general manager of Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Brundage takes over in January as the ninth GM in the organization's 84-year history.
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Kimberly Law, a freshman in chemical engineering from La Quinta, California, is one of two featured twirlers in the Cornhusker Marching Band. (Photo by Justin Mohling)
October 26, 2018 - Twirler and chemical engineering major Kimberly Law knew what she wanted in a university – and found it only at Nebraska.
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Rajib Saha, assistant professor of chemical and biomolecular engineering.
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Michael Sealy, assistant professor of mechanical and materials engineering, holds a basic example of the medical implants he's designing via the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's 3D printers. Sealy is using the printers to build magnesium-based screws, pins and other implants that can slowly dissolve in the body, which would negate the need for follow-up surgeries to remove such implants.
October 25, 2018 - Michael Sealy, assistant professor of mechanical and materials engineering, is using cutting-edge 3D printers to build implants that can slowly dissolve in the body, which would negate the need for follow-up surgeries to remove such implants.
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Mechanical engineering student Mark Nail receives honorable mention for Goldwater Scholarship
Mark Nail, junior in mechanical engineering
April 11, 2018 -  Mark Nail, a junior in mechanical engineering, was one of two Nebraska students chosen to receive honorable mention recognition for the Goldwater Scholarship. Nail has researched drones with Sebastian Elbaum, Bessey Professor of Computer Science and Engineering, and Carrick Detweiler, associate professor of computer science and engineering. That research has focused on depositing sensors underground using an unmanned aerial vehicle. Nail plans to pursue a doctorate in mechanical engineering and conduct research in robotics at a corporate or university laboratory.
Carl Nelson chosen to receive university's Outstanding Undergraduate Research Mentor Award
April 06, 2018 -  Carl Nelson, professor of mechanical and materials engineering, has been chosen to receive the University's Outstanding Undergraduate Mentor Award. Nelson will be recognized Sept. 13 at the university's annual The Laurels reception, an annual event to honor faculty.
Joshua Mueller receives NSF Graduate Research Fellowship
April 05, 2018 -  Joshua Mueller, a chemical and biomolecular engineering alumnus and a current graduate student, has been selected to receive a 2018 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship. Mueller received a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering from Nebraska in 2017 and is working on a doctorate under Dr. Wei Niu.