SCC works hard to shrink skilled worker gap in Nebraska
In a special by the Omaha World-Herald, Bio Nebraska member, Southeast Community College, works towards “shrinking the skilled worker gap.” Read more
Bio Nebraska to celebrate Bioscience Month in October
Bio Nebraska is gearing up for Bioscience Month in October with a series of events throughout the month. Read more
Bio Nebraska members, Thermo Fisher Scientific and UNMC, are collaborators on biomarker discovery, characterization
UNMC will collaborate with Thermo Fisher Precision Medicine Science Center (PMSC) and AstraZeneca to develop innovative solutions to unmet needs in clinical biomarker discovery. Read more
NEOGEN launches improved test for gluten
Neogen, member of Bio Nebraska, announced the launch of an improved rapid test for gluten in food products, raw ingredients, and environmental samples. Read more
Zoetis Named a Top Company for Working Mothers
Bio Nebraska congratulates member company Zoetis for being named a top company for working mothers by Working Mother magazine. Read more
Gov. Ricketts Applauds EPA’s Action in Support of Ethanol
The EPA announced it will deny a portion of “gap-year” small refinery exemptions (SRE) to the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) for 2011-2018. Read more
Nova-Tech Has Opening for Laboratory Control Supervisor
Bio Nebraska member, Nova-Tech, Inc., has an immediate opening for a Laboratory Control Supervisor at their facility in Grand Island, Nebraska. Read more
Fundamentals of Disinfectant Efficacy Testing
PSC Biotech and BIO Business Solutions present a webinar about Disinfectant Efficacy Testing on September 24. Read more
Editorial: Commercialization of NU research is a key economic asset for Omaha
Omaha World-Herald Editorial Staff features University of Nebraska’s important impact on Omaha and Nebraska’s economy. Read more
Biopharma Leaders Unite to Stand with Science
Nine CEOs, including leadership from Bio Nebraska member companies, sign historic pledge to continue to make the safety and well-being of vaccinated individuals the top priority in development of the first COVID-19 vaccines. Read more