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The business of college sports is changing in Nebraska after NCAA settlement
The NCAA’s landmark $2.77 billion settlement is changing college athletics by letting schools share revenue directly with student-athletes for the first time. But in Nebraska, universities and student-athletes are dealing with unresolved issues such as roster limits, gender equity and how this change will alter the business of college sports.
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MCC seeks community input with new campus in Sarpy County
Metropolitan Community College is increasing its presence in Sarpy County as construction begins on its new 144-acre campus. The project is in the initial planning stages and is anticipated to be fully developed over the next 15-20 years. The mixed-use site will offer opportunities for students, employers and the community.
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Learn how to commercialize academic innovations during Tech Transfer Boot Camp 2025
The annual crash course is hosted by UNeMed in the new Catalyst building in Omaha, Aug. 18-22 . Attendees will participate in seminars and hands-on activities related to technology transfer from university research. Applications are open through July 11.
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The University of Nebraska system ranks in the top 100 globally in U.S. utility patents
The National Academy of Inventors released its annual rankings of universities with the highest number of U.S. utility patents granted. For the 2024 calendar year, the University of Nebraska system ranked No. 82 globally and No. 49 domestically with 47 patents in total.
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Agriculture, AI and Tech Demos: Registration is open for AgTech Connect 2025
The Combine announced the agenda for the annual AgTech Connect Conference centered on the latest agricultural innovations and issues. The agenda goes from July 15-16 at the Innovation Campus in Lincoln. Registration is open through the conference’s website.
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At the edge of innovation: How Edgeworks is reimagining science, storytelling and STEM education
At the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, a team of artists, technologists and researchers is transforming the understanding of science and storytelling. Based at the Johnny Carson Center for Emerging Media Arts, Edgeworks is creating immersive tools that merge design and data, ranging from virtual farms to quantum simulations, reshaping education and research across disciplines.
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Student-led window cleaning business wins $15,000 at the New Venture Competition
The Nebraska Center for Entrepreneurship hosted the final round of a two-day, bracket-style competition earlier this week. Narrowed down from 64 teams of UNL students, four finalists pitched their business plans on stage to a panel of judges in pursuit of the $15,000 grand prize.
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Food and water security focus of the 2025 Water for Food Global Conference at UNL
The event is run by the Daugherty Water for Food Global Institute at the University of Nebraska and is scheduled from April 28 to May 2 in Lincoln. The conference is focused on tackling global food and water security. Registration for in-person attendance is due April 4.
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Israeli-U.S. MedTech startup returns to Omaha roots with Right at Home partnership
An Israeli MedTech startup is partnering with an Omaha-based in-home care franchise to help patients with chronic respiratory diseases manage their condition at home. RespirAI Medical and Right at Home received significant grant funds to continue development on an AI-powered wearable device for COPD patients. The startup’s technology stems from research that originated at UNO.
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Nebraska Center for Entrepreneurship seeking nominations for Entrepreneur Awards until March 24
The Nebraska Center for Entrepreneurship at UNL is accepting nominations for its annual awards celebration honoring entrepreneurs, advocates, students and faculty. Public nominations close March 24.