From the Interim Dean

FRONT & CENTER

UNL's BPDF creating HIV microbicide

Software engineering assists Air Force

ESRSF builds ANDRILL equipment

MRI machine serves bio-engineering

Advancing "push technology" for LPD

MATC draws under-represented students

COVER FEATURE:

Extraordinary Engineering Students

Alex Henery

Vanessa Mpon A Ndonhong

Ashley Schmidt

Matt, Dan & Eric Tesarek

Yulia Tyukhova

Jordan Burchatz

Mitch Klein

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Civil engineers help save endangered fish

FACULTY PROFILE

CHME's Hendrik Viljoen

ALUMNI PROFILE

COE graduates lead the fleet

CLASS NOTES

Alums golf to fund scholarships

Loren Lutes

Campaign for nebraska

Unlimited Possibilities

FOR THE FUTURE

Helping schools learn windpower

With more than 3,000 students, UNL’s College of Engineering has at least that many stories to tell. This issue of Engineering@Nebraska introduces some of our extraordinary students. Through their engineering skills and individual talents, these students are on their ways to making the world a better place—and Nebraska Engineering is proud to help them along their paths.

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