The Quantitative Life Sciences Initiative partnered with UNL’s Holland Computing Center and Center for Plant Science Innovation and the Midwest Big Data Hub to highlight current research and work in life sciences, plant sciences, and digital agriculture. Events included a retreat, symposium, confer Continue reading…
Rafael Segura Munoz, a PhD student in the Complex Biosystems program has been approved as a doctoral candidate and was recently selected to receive a Widaman Distinguished Graduate Assistantship. Continue reading…
PhD student Nate Korth earns the NFHC honor for his research in the associations between plant genetics and perturbation of the human gut microbiome. Continue reading…
The PhD Program in Complex Biosystems will co-host a February event with six other programs to recruit PhD students to study at UNL. Continue reading…
A 12-WEEK EXPERIENTIAL RESEARCH PROGRAM AT PURDUE UNIVERSITY
Looking to pursue a career in the rapidly growing field of digital agriculture and data science? This student-centered, active-learning environment allows undergraduates to put data into action and communicate processes and results effectively. The program will run from mid-May through mid-August. Continue reading…
In this episode of Streaming Science, student Halley Ramsey interviews Lisa Lightner, Business Associate for the Quantitative Life Sciences Initiative (QLSI) at UNL, on how to effectively use social media to increase science literacy via Twitter, and her advice for future journalists and science communicators. Continue reading…
Join the live-stream to hear leaders from academia, industry and government in data science present their vision for the field and highlight new opportunities for collaboration.
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August 21-22, 2019
Digital All Hands Meeting hosted by KSU Polytech Campus in Salinas, KS.
The UAS Cluster Initiative is preparing for the 2019 Tech Forum and Big Data workshop... watch for more information!
Getting the human out of unmanned aerial systems data webinars will begin January 28 from 1:00-2:00 pm CT.
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