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FRONT & CENTER

P3 marks 15 years

Surgical robot wins at ASME

Columbus hosts COE students

Nanoscience building namesakes

EWB-NU enacts solar, water work

COVER FEATURE:

Go the Distance

Spike innovation gains traction

BSE celebrates first 100 years

Wisdom from a career at 3M: Dr. Les Krogh

• Post-it Notes' Story

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

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Building teams that build cars

ALUMNI PROFILE

EE’s Luke Smith mentors startups

CLASS NOTES, IN MEMORIAM

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From the foundation

FOR THE FUTURE

UNL Robotics at Air & Space Museum

Distance is a relative term. An advance measured in nanometers might still be a huge span to surmount, in terms of years dedicated in a lab team’s work. This publication honors some Nebraska Engineering endeavors—whether measured in miles, microns or simply making a difference—that aim to go further, and succeed for the greater good.

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