Mark calendar with important spring semester dates
Mark your calendars with these important dates for the spring 2024 semester. Continue reading…
‘Husker-Net’ to provide Nebraska researchers with private 5G connectivity
A team of Nebraska researchers led by assistant professor Qiang Liu and professor Mehmet Can Vuran has begun work on “Husker-Net,” a private 5G network that will offer additional connectivity and support to other university researchers both on and off campus. Continue reading…
Augustyn to retire after 31 years
School of Computing grants coordinator Marilyn Augustyn will retire this week after 31 years with the school. Continue reading…
Kiewit Hall opens, optimized to prepare generations of engineers
The University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s Kiewit Hall is redefining how traditional academic spaces help prepare students for career success. Continue reading…
Cornhusker Bonspiel fosters friendships even among competitors
Curlers from universities around the nation swept into the Breslow Ice Hockey Center Jan. 19-21 for the University of Nebraska–Lincoln Curling Club’s annual Cornhusker Bonspiel curling tournament. Freshman software engineering major Brett Johnson is a member of the club team. Continue reading…
Faculty Feature: Derek Weitzel
Each week we're featuring a Q&A with a member of our faculty in the School of Computing. Get to know some of our professors! This week we're featuring Research Assistant Professor Derek Weitzel. Continue reading…
Apply for May graduation by Feb. 2
Students who are graduating in May should submit their graduation application in MyRED by Friday, Feb. 2. Continue reading…
Physics department seeking students to develop AR program content
The Physics department has multiple student job opportunities to program content for augmented reality run on Oculus 3 headsets. Continue reading…
Apply to AI internship at Nebraska Water Center
The Nebraska Water Center is hiring for a student internship opportunity in AI and machine learning technologies for smart agriculture. Continue reading…
Registration open for Nebraska Women in STEM Conference
Registration is open for the second annual Nebraska Women in STEM Conference, scheduled for Thursday, April 4. Continue reading…
Last days to register for the 48-Hour Challenge
Build a business during the 48-Hour Challenge, February 15-17, 2024! You'll share your idea (no matter how developed it is) or come ready to contribute to another idea, form teams, develop a business plan, research your market, and get advice from area entrepreneurs. Continue reading…
More details at: https://go.unl.edu/48hourchallengeUCARE applications open for summer, next academic year
Student applications for the university’s Undergraduate Creative Activities and Research Experiences program are being accepted through Feb. 15. Program update recordings are available to faculty, students and staff for 2024-2025. Continue reading…
Biological Sciences seeking students for data science research
Biological Sciences professor Dr. Chi Zhang is looking for multiple undergraduate and/or graduate students for data science research and development. Continue reading…
Save the date for New Venture Competition: April 16 & 18, 2024!
The New Venture Competition gives all student-managed and student-owned businesses the opportunity to get feedback from area expert entrepreneurs and investors, practice the art of the pitch, and potentially win a portion of $45,000 in total prizes! Continue reading…
Register by March 1 for conference on Diamond Quantum Sensing
The 2024 Nebraska Research & Innovation Conference (NRIC) focuses on Diamond Quantum Sensing: Challenges & Opportunities. This free event is March 14 at the Embassy Suites Hotel in downtown Lincoln; register and add your related research poster no later than Friday, March 1 at nric.nebraska.edu. Continue reading…
Originally published January 24, 2024 -
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