Bio Nebraska is a proud member of The Life Sciences Workforce Collaborative (LSWC), which has released the 2025 Life Sciences Workforce Trends Report—offering one of the most comprehensive pictures to date of the hiring, training, and talent dynamics shaping the future of the industry. Read more
We are excited to welcome new Bio Nebraska member, Advanced Product Resources. Read more
We are excited to welcome four new members to Bio Nebraska. Read more
For our June Member Spotlight, we spoke with Metropolitan Community College (MCC), the second-largest postsecondary institution in Nebraska, about their new biotechnology program, set to launch in fall 2026. Read more
On May 19, 2025, Bio Nebraska hosted its annual Life Sciences on the Links Golf Scramble at Iron Horse Golf Club in Ashland, Nebraska. Read more
A recent article by Julie Anderson in the Omaha World-Herald spotlights Catalyst, a $65 million redevelopment project transforming the historic Omaha Steel Works site into a collaborative innovation space in Omaha’s EDGE District. Read more
Bill Udell, Co-owner and COO of Don’t Panic Labs, a member of Bio Nebraska, was recently spotlighted in Silicon Prairie News’ Prairie Portraits series. Read more
In a recent op-ed for the Nebraska Examiner, Heath Mello, President and CEO of the Greater Omaha Chamber of Commerce, a member of Bio Nebraska, underscores the importance of business tax incentives in driving economic growth across the state. Mello defends Nebraska’s incentive programs as performance-based …
In a recent opinion piece published by the Lincoln Journal Star, Bio Nebraska Executive Director Rob Owen calls on lawmakers to eliminate the “pill penalty,” a provision in the Inflation Reduction Act that creates an uneven playing field between small and large-molecule medicines. Read more
For our May Member Spotlight, we spoke with BWBR, a design solutions firm with a diverse practice in architecture, interior design, and master/strategic/facility planning. Read more