At Nebraska's University, academia is more than an exercise. It is an opportunity to participate in programs that actually improve the human condition.
You’ll find it in the research labs that work to better understand and find new treatments for today’s most critical diseases and disorders. And in the “smart” classrooms where pioneering work in technology prepares students for innovative new workplaces. And outside the classrooms, where faculty helps students explore the diverse world around them.
Breaking ground in bone marrow transplantation
Gallup and UNL: Strengthening tomorrow’s executive leaders
Passing on perseverance to inner city Latino students
Searching for untapped potential in overlooked beef cuts
Identifying complexities of Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma
Using gene therapy to develop non-toxic cancer treatments
Advancing industrial distribution students with technical and social skills
Understanding human infant care by studying marmosets
Helping to feed the earth
Discovering causes for nerve damage in Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and HIV-dementia
Making global connections at Nebraska’s Center for Afghanistan Studies
Jet Propulsion to GPS: Bringing the best to students
Pioneering aging research for five decades
Establishing new biosecurity resources
Using nanotechnology to treat cancer
Easing the pain of bone marrow transplants
Helping minority students access higher education
Developing vaccines for biological warfare
Rediscovering American pioneers: Editing the Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
Overcoming obstacles to make music
Treating rheumatoid arthritis with a common acne drug
Understanding nanoscale technology and its data storage possibilities
Breaking new ground in liver transplant research
Educating the agriculture industry about hearing loss and conservation
Discovering a virus family and the rewards of science
Using software to help business leaders make decisions
Assisting in the understanding and counseling of homeless adolescents