Welcome Viridis Chemical
Bio Nebraska welcomes new member, Viridis Chemical! Read more
Synbiotics at the Start: More research will make the synbiotics category easier to digest
Synbiotic Health, a member of Bio Nebraska, was featured in a recent Nutritional Outlook article by Melissa Kvidahl Reilly. Read more
BD Unveils Nebraska-Based Manufacturing Capacity to Support U.S. Vaccination Agility and Preparedness
BD, a member of Bio Nebraska, announced it has strengthened the U.S. government’s access to safety injection devices through increased manufacturing capacity and domestic supply. Read more
Member Spotlight: University of Nebraska Omaha
Our October Spotlight features the University of Nebraska Omaha. UNO is home to a recently expanded Biomechanics Research Building that houses both the Nebraska Biomechanics Core Facility and the Center for Biomechanics Research in Nebraska. Read more
Governor Ricketts Proclaims October Bioscience Month
Bio Nebraska announced today that Governor Pete Ricketts officially proclaimed the month of October as Bioscience Month in Nebraska. Read more
Metro opens $32 million Automotive Training Center on South Omaha Campus
Metropolitan Community College, a member of Bio Nebraska, was featured in an Omaha World-Herald article about the recent opening of its Automotive Training Center. Read more
Bio Nebraska Celebrates October as Bioscience Month
Join Bio Nebraska for a Bioscience Month celebration throughout the month of October. Read more
Big Idea Kearney is accepting business ideas from UNK Students and Kearney community
The University of Nebraska Kearney (UNK), a member of Bio Nebraska, is hosting their 10th annual Big Idea Kearney competition for UNK students and the Kearney community. Read more
Collaborative Biosecurity Laboratory opens to pursue ag defense research
UNL’s Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources and the National Strategic Research Institute at the University of Nebraska opened the Collaborative Biosecurity Laboratory at the Morrison Life Sciences Research Center. Read more