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Alexander Sinitskii (right), professor of chemistry, leads a team exploring the physical properties

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Alex Sinitskii is studying MXenes, to improve advanced electronics. Sinitskii is pictured in his Ham

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James Checco watches as Ashley Clifton pipettes in the Hamilton Hall chemistry lab. Checco is an as

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James Checco pipettes in his Hamilton Hall chemistry lab. Checco is an assistant professor of chemis

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James Checco watches as Ashley Clifton pipettes in the Hamilton Hall chemistry lab. Checco is an as

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Chase Stebbing works under the hood in James Checco’s Hamilton Hall chemistry lab. Checco is an as

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Amit Barsiwal adjusts a device to change the ph balance of a fluid. chemistry lab. James Checco Hami

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James Checco in his Hamilton Hall chemistry lab. Checco is an assistant professor of chemistry. July

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Noelle Waltenburg Jeppeson works in James Checco’s Hamilton Hall chemistry lab. Checco is an assis

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Shelby Kittle looks over the list of hives to be harvested for the day. Kittle, research technician

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Shelby Kittle gently brushes bees from a frame filled with honey so the frames can be taken back to

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Shelby Kittle investigates a hive to check if the honey is ready to be harvested. Kittle, research t

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Shelby Kittle uses a beehive smoker to make the bees calm and move down into the hive so she can rem

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Shelby Kittle carries a level of a beehive to the truck so it can be transported back to the bee lab

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Close up of bees on a honeycomb frame. Shelby Kittle, research technician and graduate student in en

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Smokes rises from a beehive smoker. Shelby Kittle, research technician and graduate student in entom

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Honeycomb on a beehive frame awaits harvesting. The bees seal each piece of the honeycomb with wax a

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Shelby Kittle, graduate student in entomology, loads frames from a beehive into a honey extractor to

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Honey flows from the extractor through a two-stage filter to remove pieces of honeycomb from the hiv

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Shelby Kittle, graduate student in entomology, uses a knife to cut off the wax so the honey can be e

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Shelby Kittle, graduate student in entomology, cranks a honey extractor to remove the honey. The lab

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Nebraska honey fills the traditional honey bear bottle. Shelby Kittle, graduate student in entomolog

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Shelby Kittle, graduate student in entomology, uses a knife to cut off the wax so the honey can be e

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A whiteboard the lab used for educational events hangs on the wall of the bee lab. June 25, 2024.

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Nebraska honey fills the traditional honey bear bottle. Shelby Kittle, graduate student in entomolog

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Christine Wittich, Assistant Professor in Civil and Environmental Engineering, explains why the poin

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Eden Freemont watches water slowly drip through a filter to improve its quality during a group’s E

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Mida DeAnda builds her tower to be tested on the shake table. Sovereign Native Youth STEM Leadership

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Christine Wittich, Assistant Professor in Civil and Environmental Engineering, explains why the poin

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Christine Wittich, Assistant Professor in Civil and Environmental Engineering, helps Eve Chavez buil

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Zach Abourezk, center and Mike Cayou, Jr., watch water slowly drip through a filter to improve its q

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Students watch as their tall building design is tested on the shake table. Sovereign Native Youth ST

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While Chira Khudhur, left, and Bella Thomas swing pendulums, Christine Wittich, Assistant Professor

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Mida DeAnda builds her tower to be tested on the shake table. Sovereign Native Youth STEM Leadership

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Flow Cytometry Service Center Manager Dirk Anderson works in the Flow Cytometry lab in the Morrison

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Sushmita Kumari, a graduate student in Integrative Biomedical Science, loads a sample into a machine

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Kassandra Durazo-Martineza, a graduate student in animal science, pipettes a sample in the Flow Cyto

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Kassandra Durazo-Martineza, a graduate student in animal science, pipettes a sample in the Flow Cyto

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Flow Cytometry Service Center Manager Dirk Anderson works in the Flow Cytometry lab in the Morrison

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Flow Cytometry Service Center Manager Dirk Anderson works in the Flow Cytometry lab in the Morrison

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Flow Cytometry Service Center Manager Dirk Anderson works in the Flow Cytometry lab in the Morrison

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Sushmita Kumari, a graduate student in Integrative Biomedical Science, loads a sample into a machine

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Kassandra Durazo-Martineza, a graduate student in animal science, pipettes a sample in the Flow Cyto

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Kassandra Durazo-Martineza, a graduate student in animal science, pipettes a sample in the Flow Cyto

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Flow Cytometry lab in Morrison Hall. Nebraska Center for Biotechnology. June 13, 2024.

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Flow Cytometry Service Center Manager Dirk Anderson works in the Flow Cytometry lab in the Morrison

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Flow Cytometry Service Center Manager Dirk Anderson works in the Flow Cytometry lab in the Morrison

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Sushmita Kumari, a graduate student in Integrative Biomedical Science, loads a sample into a machine

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