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Researchers from the Midwest Roadside Safety Facility (MwRSF) will conduct a rare tractor-tanker vehicle crash

MwRSF researchers plan rare tractor-tanker crash test to assess new barrier

December 7, 2021

Two walkers are framed by red fall leaves

From Nebraska Today

Achievements | Honors, appointments, publications for Dec. 3

December 3, 2021

Aerial photo of sorghum being grown under two nitrogen conditions at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln's Havelock Farm in summer 2021. The photo was taken using an unoccupied aerial vehicle, which is employed for high-throughput phenotyping.

From Nebraska Today

Husker team gains momentum toward developing nitrogen-efficient crops

December 1, 2021

Irrigation in corn field

From Nebraska Today

Without a trace? Adding mineral to irrigation may lower toxic elements in soils

November 24, 2021

Samuel Underwood, doctoral student in architectural engineering.

Underwood receives two prestigious ASA graduate fellowships

November 23, 2021

Aerial shot of city campus

From Nebraska Today

Nov. 29 presentation to focus on STEM leadership successes

November 22, 2021

Students talk over scenarios in a Human-Computer Contact robotics course taught by Brittany Duncan, associate professor of computer science and engineering, on Sept. 8.

Computer Science and Engineering officially becomes School of Computing

November 21, 2021

Sydney Allen is a recent graduate from the College of Engineering.

From Nebraska Today

Allen's student research makes impact for Native communities

November 19, 2021

Microscopic mounds formed from a copper surface struck by 719 laser pulses and later treated with citric acid.

Laser-pelted, citric acid-washed copper could boost heat transfer

November 11, 2021

Copper mounds

From Nebraska Today

Laser-pelted, citric acid-washed copper could boost heat transfer

November 11, 2021

A lineup of UNL-branded safety helmets.

Peter Kiewit Foundation Engineering Academy aims to increase access, distinctiveness

November 8, 2021

Eric Markvicka, assistant professor of mechanical and materials engineering

Markvicka, team developing new processes to manufacture more versatile rubber

November 8, 2021