Registration Open for Nebraska Women in STEM Conference Featuring Emily Calandrelli
Bio Nebraska and Nebraska Cures announced today that registration is open for the inaugural Nebraska Women in STEM Conference. Read more
Women in STEM
2023 Opportunity Corps: Women in STEAM now accepting applications
Applications are now open for the 2023 Opportunity Corps program for women in Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math. Read more
Wagner discovers opportunities abound at Nebraska U
University of Nebraska-Lincoln graduate student, Rachel Wagner, talked to Nebraska Today about her experience working with Virtual Incision and how it ignited her love for the medical field. Read more
Opportunity Corps graduates 19 fellows from inaugural program
UNeTech Institute and Bio Nebraska are proud to announce the graduation of 19 women from Opportunity Corps: Women in STEAM. Read more
Bio Nebraska Celebrates Bioscience Month
Join Bio Nebraska for a Bioscience Month celebration throughout the month of October. Read more
REPLAY: Nebraska Women in STEM Report Discussion and Panel
Bio Nebraska and Nebraska Cures hosted a presentation and panel discussion regarding the recently released report, Nebraska’s Women in STEM: Listen Then Act. Read more
Horizon Therapeutics plc Named a Best Company for Multicultural Women
Horizon Therapeutics, a member of Bio Nebraska, recently announced that it has been named to Seramount’s Best Companies for Multicultural Women list. Read more
Midlands Voices: Taking action to support women in STEM
An op-ed by Amanda McGill Johnson, Executive Director of Nebraska Cures, and Sasha Forsen, Assistant Director of Bio Nebraska, was published in the Omaha World-Herald on July 17, 2022. Read more
Nebraska Women in STEM Report Interview with NRG Media
NRG Media radio program “Issues and Answers” featured a discussion of the Nebraska Women in STEM: Listen Then Act report. Read more
Bio Nebraska and Nebraska Cures Announce Nebraska Women in STEM Study
Bio Nebraska and Nebraska Cures released a study, conducted by the Center for Public Affairs Research at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, about the experiences of women in STEM occupations in Nebraska. Read more