The University of Nebraska–Lincoln is set to host its annual Student Research Days on April 15-16, featuring hundreds of student posters and exhibits in the Nebraska Union’s Centennial Room. This event highlights the research and creative work of both graduate and undergraduate students across a wide range of disciplines.
On April 15, the focus will be on research from students in engineering and physical sciences, with both undergraduate projects and graduate poster sessions taking place. The following day, April 16, will showcase work by students in arts and humanities, education, business, journalism, social sciences, and life sciences.
Student Research Days provide an opportunity for Husker students to share their research and creative projects with the university community. While most students will present their work through research posters, there will also be exhibits in alternative formats. The event is open to the public, offering a unique opportunity to engage with the cutting-edge research and creativity of UNL students.
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