UNL Biological Systems Engineering

So good to see this innovation being recognized for Boston Bioprocess, started by Michael Tai, PhD, an alumni of UNL Biological Systems Engineering graduate program

Help us share the exciting opportunities for youth to participate in Big Red Camps this summer with your network. By participating in a camp, youth get the opportunity to live on and explore the Nebraska campus, meet people from across the country, spend time investigating an interest or potential career, and have a lot of fun! The UNL Biological Systems Engineering is hosting the Mission Maker: Robots and Drones in Action Camp ?? Join us for an exciting, hands-on week where you’ll?design, build, program, and test a robot or drone to tackle real-world agricultural and environmental challenges! Throughout the camp, you’ll work alongside a diverse team of engineers and graduate student mentors, exploring how robotics and drones are revolutionizing modern farming and scientific research. Each camper will?build their own robot or drone while also collaborating on a?team project, applying engineering principles to solve practical challenges in agriculture. Whether you're passionate about engineering or just love to create and tinker, this camp is a fantastic opportunity to?develop new skills, meet like-minded peers, and discover how technology is shaping the future of sustainable agriculture. No prior experience? No problem! Come ready to innovate, experiment, and have fun! ?? Early Bird Tuition Rate Deadline - Friday, April 4 registration link: https://lnkd.in/g4Gxym_e #BIGREDCAMPS #summercamps #ThisisCASNR #NebraskaEngineering

Agriculture is evolving, and Nebraska is at the forefront. From autonomous tractors to AI-driven crop management, the next revolution in ag technology is happening at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Dr. Santosh Pitla, professor of advanced machinery systems, discusses why Nebraska is a leader in digital and precision agriculture on RFD-TV.

It's national #FFAWeek! BSE is grateful for FFA Chapters across Nebraska and the nation for their dedication to agriculture, leadership, and community service. We are thankful for the many FFA alumni being students, staff, and faculty in our department.

#Savethedate and join us in engaging discussions and activities during Future of BSE Days on March 28th, 2025 Click the link below to RSVP: https://go.unl.edu/fbd2025

?? Calling all?UNL Biological Systems Engineering?Class of 2020 grads! ?? It’s hard to believe it’s been five years since graduation—let’s celebrate! ?? Join us for the BSE Class of 2020 5-Year Reunion to reconnect with classmates, catch up on life after UNL, and see what’s new in the department. ?? Friday, April 25, 2025 ?? Larsen Tractor Museum (just north of Chase Hall) ?? 7:00 pm Check out the flyer for details and RSVP here: https://lnkd.in/gPQxH5x2? Help us spread the word! Hope to see you there!?University of Nebraska-Lincoln?Nebraska Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources

Thank you to all our BSE friends, alumni, faculty, staff, and students for your generous support during our 24-hour fundraising campaign. Through your donations and help spreading the word, we raised $5,020, and a total of 31 gifts. We are grateful for your investment in our students and department. #Glowbigred25 #GoHuskers! #GobigRed ????

Because of YOU, #GlowBigRed was an incredible success! ?? Your generosity and support of Nebraska’s land-grant university are making a real impact—helping us advance agriculture, strengthen communities, and provide opportunities for students to thrive. At IANR, we’re committed to serving Nebraskans, and your contributions help us continue building a stronger future for our state and beyond. From all of us at IANR—THANK YOU for Glowing All In! ??

University of Nebraska-Lincoln students showed up in force at the 2025 Ag Equipment Technology Conference organized by ASABE - American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers. This year, 18 undergraduate students representing all our undergraduate degree programs in the UNL Biological Systems Engineering department are attending the conference to engage with industry professionals! We are thankful to so many sponsors and donors who made this trip possible! Help us continue to make these type of experiences happen for our students by supporting the BSE department during #GlowBigRed2025 at: https://lnkd.in/ejpTDSvv

#Final hours of GBR If you've already contributed via giving or sharing this post and others, we thank you from the bottom of our hearts! ?? ? Show your Husker Heart and Glow All In!??? #GlowBigRed?2025 From noon to noon February 12-13. Glow Big Red is the University of Nebraska–Lincoln's 24-hour day of giving. This cherished tradition is about more than donations — it's also a collective effort to support scholarships, programs, and departments that transform opportunities and prepare our students, staff, and faculty for success. Hear from some of our BSE Faculty members about what they like about the department and why give to GBR. Watch until the end for the best part :) #Show your Husker Heart and Glow All In! ???? #GlowBigRed GlowbigRed link available below https://lnkd.in/g8z-5CKG