Member Spotlight: Celerion
For our March Member Spotlight, we talked to Celerion, a global leader in early clinical research services. Learn about Celerion’s long history in Lincoln and how it’s working to recruit and retain Nebraskans.
Lincoln startups continue to draw attention – and big bucks
In a recent article published in the Lincoln Journal Star, Bio Nebraska members Virtual Incision and Invest Nebraska were mentioned for their contributions to making 2021 a record year for startups in Lincoln.
Welcome Virtual Incision
Bio Nebraska welcomes new member, Virtual Incision.
Southeast Community College is doing its part to close the STEM gender gap
Southeast Community College, a member of Bio Nebraska, is working to increase women in STEM fields through various programs offered across its Beatrice, Lincoln and Milford locations.
Welcome Kiewit
Bio Nebraska welcomes new member, Kiewit.
Testifiers show support for UNK-UNMC rural health project during legislative hearing for LB 721
Last week, several testifiers voiced their support for a project that would expand health care education at the University of Nebraska at Kearney, a member of Bio Nebraska, by utilizing federal funds from the American Rescue Plan.
Welcome CFO Systems
Bio Nebraska welcomes new member, CFO Systems.
Campus leaders voice support for next-generation ag, tech investments
A Nebraska Today article from this week highlights LB 703 and LB 904, state bills that have been introduced to establish an ag/tech incubator and a supercomputing center at Nebraska Innovation Campus, a member of Bio Nebraska.
BD’s Holdrege facility recognized for increased manufacturing efforts to combat COVID-19
BD, a member of Bio Nebraska, was recognized by Healthcare Ready as “Hero of the Supply Chain” for partnering with the U.S. Government on a $70 million infrastructure project to expand BD’s Holdrege, Nebraska manufacturing facility.
NDEE awards $6.7 million in grants across Nebraska
The Nebraska Department of Environment and Energy, a member of Bio Nebraska, announced this week that they have awarded $6.7 million in grants across the state to support waste and litter reduction, recycling, and scrap tire cleanups.