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Knoll Residential Center, home of the University Honors Program

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190 Huskers to graduate from University Honors Program

May 6, 2021

A crash test is conducted at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s Midwest Roadside Safety Facility.

University part of team that will support Transportation Technology Center

May 5, 2021

A crash test is conducted at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s Midwest Roadside Safety Facility. Researchers at the facility will conduct and participate in testing across key surface transportation safety technology areas to support the Transportation Technology Center.

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University part of team that will support Transportation Technology Center

May 5, 2021

The Senior Design team at a demo meeting.

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Design team, UNMC collaborate to improve ag safety education via VR

May 3, 2021

A team of Nebraska architectural engineering students took top prizes at the 2021 AEI International Student Design competition.

Architectural engineering student team wins top prize at AEI international competition

May 1, 2021

Knoll Residential Center will be the new home to Nebraska's honors program starting in fall 2019.

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16 graduating seniors earn Honors Program awards

April 29, 2021

Ben Johnson (left) and Zane Zents recently won a Lemelson-MIT Student Prize for their grain-safety robot, the Grain Weevil.

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Husker undergrads earn national award for grain robot

April 28, 2021

UNL is moving forward with plans to return to near-normal activity levels in the fall.

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Writing competition on tech topics open to law, grad students

April 28, 2021

Logan Pettit, first-year Ph.D. student in mechanical engineering

Pettit is second UNL student ever awarded prestigious NASA graduate fellowship

April 27, 2021

Ben Johnson (left) and Zane Zents, both seniors in electrical and computer engineering, were chosen for the $10,000 Lemelson-MIT Student Prize in the undergraduate "Eat It" category.

Two engineering students awarded Lemelson-MIT Student Prize for grain bin safety robot

April 27, 2021

Justin Bradley, assistant professor of computer science and engineering at Nebraska, is using a nearly $500,000, five-year grant from the National Science Foundation’s Faculty Early Career Development Program to give drones and other robots the ability to sense and adapt to a changing environment, diverting energy to the most important tasks at hand while pausing lower-priority work.

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Bradley’s CAREER project to boost drones’ adaptability, performance

April 27, 2021

On April 24, the Nebraska Big Red Satellite team will launch its first high-altitude balloon with six test payloads as a precursor to the NASA CubeSat Launch Initiative.

NASA selects Nebraska students’ satellite to orbit in space

April 23, 2021