Newsletters
Leadership Transition and Reflection
At the end of the year, Dr. David Crouse is stepping down as the President of Nebraska Cures, and former University of Nebraska Regent Chuck Hassebrook will step into the role. Dave will remain on [...]
Holland Awardee Spotlight 2024
Ever since he was a kid, University of Nebraska Kearney junior Nate Lilla wanted to go into a career where he helped people. He thought he’d become a physician until he took a class on organic [...]
Woman in STEM: Emily Rose Seifferlein
Nebraska Women in STEM talked to Emily Rose Seifferlein about her road from geological research to teaching high school science. “I love my job,” says Emily Rose Seifferlein, a science teacher in the Science Focus [...]
2024 Legislative Candidate Guide
With elections right around the corner, we are happy to share our 2024 Legislative Candidate Guide. Over the summer, we sent a questionnaire to all Nebraska legislative candidates to gather their views on medical research [...]
2024 Health Symposium for Policymakers
Nebraska Cures is excited to announce our 2024 Health Symposium for Policymakers will be held September 26th from 9am to noon at the UNO Barb Weitz Community Engagement Center. All policymakers and their staff are [...]
INBRE program presents Holland Future Scientist Awards
This story is from UNMC Today, published Aug. 21, 2024 and written by John Keenan. See original story here. Capping a two-day conference, the Nebraska Institutional Development Idea Networks of Biomedical Research Excellence Program (INBRE) [...]
Research Funding Update
Today, the legislature is debating LB 2, the budget cutting bill. Fortunately, the Appropriations Committee voted to maintain the $15 million in biomedical research funded by the Health Care Cash Fund when they amended the [...]
2023 Annual Report
We are excited to share our 2023 Annual Report! 2023 was a big year as we cemented our new advocacy priorities and held the first annual Nebraska Women in STEM Conference with our partner Bio Nebraska. [...]
Woman in STEM: Dr. Erin Gross
Nebraska Women in STEM spoke to Dr. Erin Gross, chemistry faculty member from Creighton University, about her career journey and her passion for empowering students on their paths to a career in STEM. This year, [...]
Oppose Eliminating $15 Million State Investment in Research
Nebraska State Senators are considering completely eliminating $15 million dollars in biomedical research in the special session that started today. The cut is part of LB 2, introduced by Sen. Robert Clements, Chair of the [...]