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Achievements | Honors, awards, publications for June 17

June 17, 2016

Lance C. Pérez

Pérez named interim dean of engineering

June 16, 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

Students in UNL's Department of Computer Science and Engineering study and collaborate in a workspace in Avery Hall. The College of Engineering has added a software engineering major, which will begin in the fall.

College of Engineering adds software engineering major

June 9, 2016

Science & Technology

Achievements | Honors, awards, publications for June 3

June 3, 2016

UNL's Voelte-Keegan Nanoscience Research Center

Nano-engineering facility open house is May 24

May 18, 2016

UNL engineers (from left) Yongfeng Lu, Lijia Jiang and Ying Liu stand in a laboratory illuminated by a special light designed to protect the microscope at left.

Discovery enhances conductivity, strength of polymer-based materials

May 3, 2016

Science & Technology

From left: Rebecca Horzewski, Brittany Duncan, Craig Allen, Christian Laney, Sebastian Elbaum, Carrick Detweiler, Dirac Twidwell, Evan Beachly and James Higgins.

Aerial 'fire drone' passes Homestead test

April 22, 2016

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

Huskers join network dedicated to better preparing STEM faculty

April 12, 2016

Peter and Eli Sutter

Engineers capture self-assembly of nanocrystals in real time

April 4, 2016

Science & Technology

UNL business and engineering students spent spring break in Uganda. The students planned, designed and built a machine that flattens used drinking straws mechanically, streamlining a process formerly done by hand. Workers at Kinawataka Women Initiatives, the organization receiving the machine, then weave the flattened straws into bags, mats, jewelry and other retail items.

Students return after spring break work in Uganda

March 29, 2016