University of Nebraska-Lincoln College of Engineering

Researchers at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, led by Prof. Abdelghani Laraoui, have made a breakthrough by imaging magnetic skyrmions at room temperature. This discovery could revolutionize energy-efficient memory and logic devices by utilizing single-layer metal films and magnetic materials. The research, published in ACS Nano, demonstrates the potential for smaller, faster, and more efficient computing technologies. https://lnkd.in/dHJfGMCQ

As Nebraska’s only engineering college, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln College of Engineering requires philanthropic investment to expand to meet the state’s workforce need for more engineers. The college seeks to grow its enrollment as it develops statewide engagement and outreach initiatives to offer engineering expertise, programming for Nebraska’s youth and partnerships with communities to enhance their STEM workforce. #OnlyinNebraska Learn more: https://bit.ly/3Z4A8Z4

🎉No, we’re not done celebrating this yet!🤩 Check out the latest feature on our Concrete Bowling Competition published on the Front Page of Nebraska Today, University of Nebraska-Lincoln's News site!🏆 We are incredibly proud of the hard work, dedication, and teamwork our students and faculty showed in making this event a huge success.👏 👉 Read the feature here: https://lnkd.in/gjZGiT6d 👉 Watch the report via Media hub here: https://lnkd.in/ggYYFHhC . #DurhamSchool #ConcreteBowling #StudentSuccess #NebraskaToday #Teamwork #handsonlearning #materialsTesting . Lily Wang, Emmeline Lemos Watson, University of Nebraska-Lincoln College of Engineering, University of Nebraska at Omaha

Congrats to Shane Farritor, David B. and Nancy K. Lederer Professor of Engineering, for being named one of three recipients of the National Academy of Inventors Prince Mohammad bin Fahd University (PMU)-NAI International Patent Award. Dr. Farritor was recognized for his groundbreaking MIRA surgical system, a miniature robotic assistant designed for minimally invasive surgeries. This innovation is transforming healthcare by enabling affordable, precise surgeries in rural areas, military fields, and even space! https://lnkd.in/gZ2PtXTv

🎉 Congratulations to MAE Students Katie Frey and Solana Honda, advised by Dr. Josephine Lau, for placing 2nd place in the 2024-2025 JUMP into STEM Challenge with their innovative project, "Taking Comfort to the Extreme."🏆✨ We are incredibly proud of your hard work and creativity. Keep soaring to new heights and inspiring others with your achievements! 👏💡 . Read more about it here 👉 https://lnkd.in/eZNDRCDd . #JumpIntoSTEM #Innovation #StudentSuccess #DurhamSchool #StudentAchievement #architecturalengineering #constructionmanagement #constructionengineering Lily Wang, Josephine Lau, Clarence Waters, Mahmoud (Moe) Alahmad, Fadi Alsaleem,PhD, Emmeline Lemos Watson, Brandon Kreiling, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, University of Nebraska at Omaha, University of Nebraska-Lincoln College of Engineering, Oak Ridge National Laboratory National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Siemens, Johnson Controls, Clayton Homes Inc.

Meet Hannah Shin, todays #EngineeringGrad with a degree in Computer Science! 🎓 As she approaches the next chapter of her career, let’s take a look back at some of the highlights from her college journey. Name: Hannah Shin Major: Computer Science Activities: Asian Student Union (RSO) Badminton Club College Highlights: Senior Capstone Project: One of the defining moments of Hannah’s college career was her senior capstone project. As part of the Senior Design program, she worked with a talented team on a sponsored project. The experience was both challenging and rewarding, culminating in her team being named the Gold Team at the end of the year! Asian Student Union (ASU): Hannah also found a meaningful sense of community through her involvement in ASU. As a member and former executive member, she made lifelong friends, created unforgettable memories, and truly felt like she had found a place where she could be herself. What’s Next? After graduation, Hannah is excited to begin her career as a Software Engineer at Lockheed Martin, where she’s eager to take on new challenges and contribute to cutting-edge projects in the tech industry.

Todays #EngineeringGrad Faisal Al Maaini! Major: Computer Science What did you like most about your college career? What I liked most about my college career was how it pushed me to grow and learn in so many ways. I loved the experience of working on real-world projects, and the opportunity to meet people from so many different backgrounds. It’s a unique experience that helped me grow as a person while building meaningful connections along the way. What are your plans for after graduation? After graduation, I plan to take some time to travel and explore new places, and pursue a master’s degree to advance my career in tech.

University of Nebraska-Lincoln engineering students Jack Rademacher, Alex Goff, and Abdirahman Madobe shared their experiences with concrete as members of the Concrete Canoe team during this Workshop Wednesday. They discussed materials science, college competitions, and life as engineering students, while answering all your questions. Don't miss out on this exciting session! https://lnkd.in/gS_V-H_z

Say hello to Audra Clark todays #EngineeringGrad! Major: Civil Engineering What was your favorite part of your college career? I had the privilege of playing five seasons on the University of Nebraska women’s soccer team, culminating in our BIG 10 regular season championship in 2023. Moving from San Antonio, Texas, I’ve been fortunate to form lasting friendships with both my engineering classmates and soccer teammates. I came to Nebraska driven by my passion for soccer, but the College of Engineering has been incredible in helping me grow and discover my passion for structural engineering. What are your plans after graduation? After graduation, I plan to pursue my master’s in civil engineering with a focus on structural engineering at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. I’ve also accepted a summer position as a structural bridge intern at HDR in Omaha.

🌟 Meet Rachel Osborn🌟 Major: Accelerated M.S. in Civil Engineering Activities: When I'm not hitting the books, you can find me working out. I love procrastinating by diving into various crafts – just finished crocheting my dog a dinosaur sweater! And here’s a fun fact: my beige flag is knowing every player on the Chiefs, but not a single other football player! What I’ve Loved Most About College: The people I’ve met here in Nebraska have truly made my college experience unforgettable. Joining the graduate program opened doors to friendships with people from all around the world. I’ve been able to hear unique stories, learn about diverse cultures, and truly feel at home—even in the winter (coming from Las Vegas, this was a big adjustment!). The people here have been incredibly welcoming, and it’s made my time in Nebraska unforgettable. Plans for After Graduation: After graduation, I’m excited to join a structural engineering firm where I’ll be designing buildings with steel and reinforced concrete. Oh, and yes, I’ll definitely be rocking my pink hard hat! #EngineeringGrad #NebraskaEngineering