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Yanan (Laura) Wang, Assistant Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of

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Jozy Piper, a senior architectural engineering major, poses for a photo outside the Durham School of

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Jozy Piper, a senior architectural engineering major, poses for a photo outside the Durham School of

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Jozy Piper, a senior architectural engineering major, poses for a photo outside the Durham School of

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Jun Wang, Assistant Professor in Electrical and Computer Engineering, holds two variants of the nove

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Jun Wang, Assistant Professor in Electrical and Computer Engineering, stands next to a fail-safe SiC

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Jun Wang, Assistant Professor in Electrical and Computer Engineering, holds two variants of the nove

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Jun Wang, Assistant Professor in Electrical and Computer Engineering, poses for a portrait inside Ki

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Jennifer Nelson, Interim Chancellor for Research and Innovation speaks to the crowd at the Prairie I

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Kathy Farrell, Dean of the College of Business, speaks at the Prairie Initiative Launch. The Prairie

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Santosh Pitla, a Professor in Biological Systems Engineering, speaks on a panel about how A.I. trans

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Kathy Farrell, Dean of the College of Business, speaks to a large crowd at the Prairie Initiative ev

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Lance Perez, Dean of the College of Engineering speaks to the crowd at the Prairie Initiative Launch

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Mark Stone, a Professor in Biological Systems Engineering, speaks at the Prairie Initiative Launch.

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Jean Claude Niyomugabo (left), a graduate student in Agricultural Systems Technology, speaks on a pa

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A panel hosted by Mark Riley (left), Associate Dean of the College of Engineering, discusses how A.I

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Kathy Farrell (center), Dean of the College of Business talks with attendees before giving a speech

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Lance Perez, Dean of the College of Engineering speaks to the crowd at the Prairie Initiative Launch

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Mark Riley, Associate Dean of the College of Engineering, leads a panel on how A.I. is transforming

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Lights from the Red Cloud Suite reflect off Santosh Pitla’s glasses as he speaks on a panel about

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Kathy Farrell, Dean of the College of Business, speaks to a large crowd at the Prairie Initiative ev

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Studio portrait of Mathias Schubert, J.A. Woollam Distinguished Professor of Engineering. January 20

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Alieka Matzner, a junior and member of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln VEX Robotics club, works

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Amber Shefl, a member of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln's VEX Robotics team, announces an awar

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Members of Ziptide, a VEX Robotics team at Millard North High School, finish attaching color-coded t

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Friends and relatives watch from inside a classroom as the final competition of the University of Ne

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Members of VEX Robotics teams from Bishop Neumann High School and Elkhorn North High School finish p

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VEX Robotics referees Daniel Bragg (right) and Sean Vollmer (second from right) lean in to see a con

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Friends and relatives watch from a classroom in Kiewit Hall as high school students direct robots to

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Nguyen Phan, a University of Nebraska–Lincoln junior studying finance and management, watches a ro

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Callie Taylor, center, a first-year student at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln studying mechani

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Benjamin Ernster, a senior studying construction management, gives a play-by-play of competition for

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Byrav Ramamurthy, Professor in the School of Computing, is pictured in front of GPUs used for artifi

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Byrav Ramamurthy, Professor in the School of Computing, is pictured in his office inside the Holland

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Mathias Schubert, J.A. Woollam Distinguished Professor of Engineering, poses for a portrait inside t

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Mathias Schubert, J.A. Woollam Distinguished Professor of Engineering, poses for a portrait inside t

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Mathias Schubert, J.A. Woollam Distinguished Professor of Engineering, poses for a portrait inside t

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Students cheer for Emmeline Watson, Assistant Professor of Practice in the Durham School of Architec

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Kashau Scott, a junior studying construction management, gestures to the concrete bowling ball her g

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Leah Erlbacher, a junior studying construction management, hands a concrete bowling ball made by her

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Drew Varner, a sophomore studying construction management, watches pins fall on a lane constructed i

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Students watch as Bashar Al-Nimri, a doctoral student studying geotechnical engineering and teaching

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Thomas Rogers, a sophomore studying construction management, throws his group's bowling ball – dec

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Ally Schamp, Nathan Kriegler, Andy Miller, Tynan Degroff, Nahum Barber and Ashlyn Richeson pose with

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Students in CNST 252 class, Construction Materials and Testing, gather around a bowling lane constru

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Students watch as a concrete bowling ball thrown by Emmeline Watson, Assistant Professor of Practice

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John Schaffert and Aiden Helgason, both juniors studying construction management, share details abou

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A student tenses as his team's concrete bowling ball hits the first pin. Students created concrete b

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