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Summer research symposium to feature student work
This symposium is an opportunity for scholars to share their hard work and for their peers and campus community members to learn about the latest research happening on campus.
The research and creative activity of students will take center stage during the Nebraska Summer Research Program Symposium, 10 a.m. to noon Aug. 5.
This symposium is an opportunity for scholars to share their hard work with peers and the campus community. It will showcase research and creative activity by undergraduates from:
- Nebraska Summer Research Program;
- Undergraduate Creative Activities and Research Experience (UCARE);
- McNair Scholars Program;
- Nebraska Center for Energy Sciences Research;
- John Woollam Scholars, Mechanical and Materials Engineering;
- Nebraska Center for Materials and Nanoscience High School interns; and
- Young Nebraska Scientists High School Researchers.
Presentations from Nebraska SRP will feature the following research experiences for undergraduates (REUs):
- Applied Phenotyping Technology;
- Applied Unmanned Systems;
- Beneficial Insects;
- Bioenergy Systems;
- Biomedical Engineering;
- Chemistry;
- Crop-To-Food Innovation;
- Digital Legal Research Lab;
- Health Equity;
- Lasers and Optics;
- Nanotechnology Coordinated Infrastructure;
- Quantum Materials;
- Redox Biology;
- Sustainability of Civil Infrastructure; and
- Virology.
