Alternative energy continues to grow in Nebraska
Bio Nebraska members, Nebraska Public Power District and Omaha Public Power District, are mentioned in a Norfolk Daily News special about the growth of alternative energy in Nebraska. Read more
On Nebraska Innovation Campus, The Combine incubator hatches new agtech startups
Bio Nebraska members, University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Innovation Campus and Invest Nebraska, support agtech startups through The Combine. By Silicon Prairie News. Read more
Bio Nebraska Celebrates Bioscience Related R&D at Nebraska Universities
Research universities in Nebraska conducted $374 million in bioscience related R&D in 2018, which is 75% of all academic R&D in the state. Read more
UNMC dedicates $121.8 million health care training, simulation center in virtual ceremony
University of Nebraska Medical Center, a member of Bio Nebraska, virtually dedicated its David Global Center. Story by Omaha World-Herald’s Julie Anderson. Read more
Welcome Kennebec Analytical Services
Bio Nebraska welcomes new member, Kennebec Analytical Services! Read more
Member Spotlight: NatureWorks
Bio Nebraska talks to NatureWorks and the important work happening in Blair, Nebraska for October’s Member Spotlight. Read more
Bio Nebraska Celebrates Bioscience Industry Wages
Nebraska’s average annual salary in the bioscience industry is approximately $70,000, compared to the state’s average wage of $48,250. Read more
Webinar: Comparative Analysis of NE Advantage vs ImagiNE Nebraska
Bio Nebraska members the Nebraska Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Greater Omaha Chamber, together with the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce, are hosting a virtual webinar featuring a comparative analysis by experts in the field and a moderated discussion by experienced economic development professionals. Read more
CRB opens 20th office in Omaha, Nebraska
Bio Nebraska member, CRB, opens a new office in Omaha due to the region’s proximity to advanced technology companies. Read more
Lincoln firm gets federal funds aimed at boosting nation’s testing capacity
Omaha World-Herald’s Julie Anderson reports on MatMaCorp, a member of Bio Nebraska, and its portable lab being used to test COVID-19. Read more