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U.S. News ranks business, education programs No. 2 for veterans

May 23, 2014

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Engineering innovation finishes among best in the nation

April 30, 2014

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Engineering, UNMC faculty partner to further biomedical research

April 28, 2014

Curt Tomasevicz

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Olympian to speak at E-Week open house

April 24, 2014

Several vintage tractors are display at the Larsen Tractor Test & Power Museum

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Engineering team takes 'iTrack' innovation to DC

April 21, 2014

UNL alumnus Dana Valish serves as a test subject in NASA's Z-1 spacesuit testing at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas. He is part of a team developing the Z-2, NASA's newest prototype spacesuit.

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NASA spacesuit design team includes UNL graduate

April 8, 2014

Biological Systems Engineering Professor Curtis Weller and Steve Weier, FPC Pilot Plant manager, look over equipment.

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UNL leads partnership to cultivate Nebraska manufacturing

March 19, 2014

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UNL grad innovates to create new 'Vette seat

March 13, 2014

The University of Nebraska College of Law continued its momentum in the new rankings, landing among the Best Law Schools at No. 54 out of 194 U.S. institutions.

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Law, MBA, education, engineering lead UNL rankings

March 10, 2014

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UNL partners with major manufacturing consortium

February 25, 2014

From left: Sawyer Jager, Tricia Foley, Erik Moore, Prof. Carl Nelson, Blake Stewart, Piotr Slawinski, Nick Goeser, Christian Laney, Shawn Schumacher, Luke Monhollon, Maggie Clay, Ethan Monhollon, Alfred Tsubaki, Victor Torres, Weston Lewis, Effie Greene, Prof. Ben Terry. Not pictured: Ty Rempe, Dustin Dam.

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Microgravity team will test robotic surgery

February 18, 2014

Ben Terry, Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical and Materials Engineering, and graduate student Nathan Legband, in the small animal operating room. The Jan. 15 edition of the journal Biomaterials included work by UNL’s Ben Terry, assistant professor of mechanical and materials engineering, and Mark Borden, CU associate professor of mechanical engineering, who collaborated to develop a new way for providing oxygen to people whose lungs cease to function.

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Microbubbles add 'third lung' for oxygen delivery, healing

January 26, 2014