The School of Computing’s Nebraska Intelligent MoBile Unmanned Systems (NIMBUS) Lab has received nearly $2 million in funding to advance its work on an integrated suite of robotics and drone technologies that will push forward research in the state and around the world. Continue reading…
More details at: https://news.unl.edu/newsrooms/today/article/nimbus-receives-2m-to-advance-robotics-role-in-climate-change-research/
Learn more about the benefits of an advanced degree, application process, funding, and College of Engineering graduate programs. Continue reading…
The School of Computing Student Advisory Board will host its Student Advisory Panel event on Wednesday, April 5 from 11-1 in Avery 348. Students are encouraged to attend and provide feedback about being a student in the school. Food will be provided! Continue reading…
To aid aspiring inventors and entrepreneurs, Sam Nelson, director of the Center for Entrepreneurship, and Brad Roth, president and executive director of NUtech Ventures and associate vice chancellor for technology development, taught valuable skills with their Business Model Canvas workshop. Continue reading…
Nominate deserving students, staff, and faculty for School of Computing Awards. Nominations will close on Monday, April 17. Continue reading…
The Holland Computing Center seeks to hire a DevOps Engineer to develop and maintain cyberinfrastructure for the Holland Computing Center (HCC) and national and international collaborations. Continue reading…
Embedded systems just got a whole lot embeddier. Join us on Friday, March 31 as Dr. Mark Bauer teaches about embedded systems and answers questions that you may have. Continue reading…
The last School of Computing monthly 5k run around campus of the semester will be on Wednesday, May 3 at 9:15 a.m. All are welcome to join! Continue reading…