UNL's Center for Science, Mathematics and Computer Education will help more than 80 high school girls explore science careers when it hosts the 17th annual Women in Science Conference Feb. 13-14 in Lincoln. Continue reading…
Take a look online at our newly-released 2015 schedule for the Nebraska Math and Science Summer Institutes (NMSSI). More classes will be added over the coming weeks, and some dates may change, but use this schedule to start planning your calendar this summer. Continue reading…
The University of Nebraska State Museum's "Sunday with a Scientist" program will take a closer look at flying robots — unmanned aerial vehicles. The program will take place from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Feb. 15 at Morrill Hall. Continue reading…
Teachers at the 6-12 level are invited to apply to attend the 2015 Earth Science Institute to learn more about Earth science and the geology of Nebraska. Continue reading…
A UNL physicist involved in recreating the immediate aftermath of the Big Bang also played a hand in a recent episode of the CBS show that bears its name. Continue reading…
The Center for Science, Mathematics & Computer Education (CSMCE) at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln is coordinating this year's Nebraska Junior Academy of Sciences' Southeast Regional Science Fair event this spring, on Saturday, March 28, 2015. Continue reading…
UNL is investing $600,000 to fund immediate improvements and assist with future projects at Cedar Point Biological Station. Continue reading…
On Feb. 18, from 7 p.m.–8 p.m. in Love Library South Room: 222 (Talk Zone), UNL Professor Dan Claes will explore the Fantastic Origins of the Fantastic Four and the X-men, Children of the Atom! Continue reading…
This new guide to implementing the Next Generation Science Standards was released by MSPnet in January. Continue reading…
Poll Results from the Pew Research Center have revealed that there are wide discrepancies between the American public and scientists in regards to issues surrounding technology, science, engineering, and health. Continue reading…
The Kansas-Nebraska-Oklahoma Regional Junior Science and Humanities Symposium (JSHS)provides high school students with the opportunity to present their original research for cash scholarships. The JSHS would like to see more students from Nebraska attend this prestigious event. Continue reading…
Do you know a 7th-12th grade teacher who provides excellent mathematics or science instruction to his or her students? Continue reading…