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Karl Vogel | Engineering

In 1962, a memorial was built over the sunken wreckage of the USS Arizona. Since 1998, a Nebraska research team has been studying the effects of corrosion on the sunken battleship.

USS Arizona team to present findings during Pearl Harbor anniversary

December 2, 2016

Science & Technology

Two engineering students rewire an electric car during at the Go Baby Go build on Oct. 15.

Engineering, physical therapy students fuel Go Baby Go project

November 7, 2016

Engineers start small to find greener, cheaper concrete mixes

October 3, 2016

Science & Technology

A worker measures cracks in a concrete median affected by alkali-silica reaction. A team led by UNL's Jinying Zhu has earned a federal grant to develop an online system to monitor and evaluate the health of concrete structures, including nuclear power plants.

Zhu to lead creation of concrete monitoring system

August 1, 2016

Science & Technology

This avocado tree was cut down after being infected by laurel wilt disease, which has been killing avocado trees in the southeastern United States for almost 15 years. The fungus Raffaelea lauricola, which is transmitted by the redbay ambrosia beetle, causes the disease.

Researchers develop new DNA test procedure for avocado industry

June 16, 2016

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Destroyer Bot 3000 -- created by UNL engineering students Jess Hipke, Justin Hood, Steven Pasika and Eric Thomas -- will be on display in the Senior Design Showcase April 22 at Memorial Stadium.

Engineering students to showcase designs

April 18, 2016

Science & Technology

Terri Norton, associate professor of architectural engineering and construction, has received a six-month Fulbright U.S. Scholar grant. She will use the award to examine how Japan recovered from a devastating earthquake and tsunami in 2011.

Fulbright expands Norton's disaster debris research

March 8, 2016

Science & Technology

Sidy Ndao (righ) offers advice to a student team as it finishes assembling a robot at the SenEcole robotics camp in Dakar, Sengal, in March.

Robotics camps help Ndao craft opportunities for African children

September 21, 2015

Heavy rains in early June caused water in Salt Creek to rise to near flood stage for a second time this spring.

UNL engineer: Stormwater management projects worked

July 22, 2015

Jay A. Puckett

Puckett to lead Durham School

July 15, 2015

Joe Turner

NSF-funded project explores plant cell growth

March 2, 2015

Nebraska engineering students compete in a battle bots competition at the Peter Kiewit Institute as part of E-Week. Activities for engineering students continue through this week at UNL and UNO.

E-Week activities celebrate National Engineers Week

February 26, 2015