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Iverson aims to advance study of nanotubes in diagnosing diseases

April 28, 2022

Science & Technology

The team working on this DOE project includes (from left) Sulaiman Mohaidat, a doctoral student in the Durham School; Fadi Alsaleem, assistant professor in the Durham School; Jinying Zhu, associate professor of civil and environmental engineering; Bibo Zhong, doctoral student in civil and environmental engineering; and Clayton Malone, doctoral student in civil and environmental engineering.

Engineers developing dual-sensing, health-monitoring system for spent nuclear fuel

April 14, 2022

Science & Technology

Hyperbolic shear polaritons are coupled light-matter waves which were discovered to exist at the surface of monoclinic crystals. Due to the low crystal symmetry, these waves are not mirror-symmetric.

Schubert's idea grows into discovery of new material class

March 4, 2022

Science & Technology

Jae Sung Park, assistant professor of mechanical and materials engineering, is aiming to solve one of the great problems in science — discovering patterns or orders in turbulent flows and then developing methods of exploiting these orders to mitigate their impact on the world.

Park aims to understand mysteries of turbulence to save lives, resources

February 3, 2022

Science & Technology

Tanker crash

Crash test showcases strength of Nebraska-developed roadside barrier

December 8, 2021

Science & Technology

Husker student winds up on Brooks' concert crew

August 20, 2021

Science & Technology

Post-implosion rubble

Implosion-based models could yield insights on Florida condo collapse

July 12, 2021

Science & Technology

The research team includes (from left) Jongwan Eun, assistant professor of civil and environmental engineering; Seunghee Kim, assistant professor of civil and environmental engineering; Yuan Feng, doctoral student in civil engineering; and Patrick Benda, senior in civil and environmental engineering.

Husker-led research team aims for safer storage of nuclear waste

March 10, 2021

Science & Technology

The University of Nebraska’s Pandemic Response Challenge team includes (from left) Dan Piatkowski, assistant professor of community and regional planning at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln; Alison Freifeld, professor of internal medicine at the University of Nebraska Medical Center; Fadi Alsaleem, assistant professor of architectural engineering at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln; and Basheer Qolomany, assistant professor of computer science at the University of Nebraska at Kearney.

NU team earns top 10 finish in Pandemic Response Challenge

March 9, 2021

Science & Technology

Nebraska U team among finalists for Pandemic Response Challenge

February 15, 2021

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

Engineers putting charge into delivery of disease-fighting drugs

January 27, 2021

Science & Technology

Thanksgiving

Lau offers advice on virus prevention measures during the holidays

November 18, 2020

Society & Culture