Bio Nebraska is a non-profit, membership-based trade association with a diversified membership including entities from all segments of Nebraska’s bioscience industry.
Bio Nebraska is tasked with promoting, connecting and catalyzing the biosciences in Nebraska in an effort to make Nebraska the best state for bioscience organizations to grow and thrive.
NETWORKING
Bring people together to form valuable connections and relationships
ADVOCACY
Stimulate growth and positive change by championing Nebraska’s biosciences
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT & EDUCATION
Aid in the development of a highly educated and diverse workforce
Join us in our effort to expand the biosciences in our state. See the benefits of membership or contact us to discuss the opportunities Bio Nebraska may be able to provide for you.
UPCOMING EVENTS
2022 Celebrating Women in STEM Luncheon
Nebraska Women in STEM
October 6, 2022
Omaha, Nebraska Read more
2022 South Dakota Biotech Summit & Annual Meeting
South Dakota Biotech
October 11, 2022
Brookings, South Dakota Read more
LATEST NEWS
Regents approve UNMC’s Innovation Hub
The University of Nebraska Board of Regents on Sept. 30 approved the University of Nebraska Medical Center’s plan to build an innovation hub on its new Saddle Creek campus in Omaha. Read more
Nebraska Women in STEM at Heartland Developers Conference
A panel of women STEM professionals will be featured on Day 1 of AIM’s annual Heartland Developers Conference, October 3-4, 2022, at CHI Health Center. Read more
Upcoming Innovate Nebraska event featured in Make A Move Podcast
Rob Owen, Executive Director of Bio Nebraska, as well as many of the panelists speaking at Innovate Nebraska on Oct. 20, are featured in the latest Make A Move Podcast episode. Read more
Welcome Gartner and Associates
We are excited to welcome new Bio Nebraska member, Gartner and Associates. Read more
Member Spotlight: MicroWash
This month, MicroWash is featured as our Member Spotlight. MicroWash developed a pain-free device that collects nasal specimens to test for pathogens, such as COVID, SARS, or the flu.