INBRE

INBRE scholar first to team with CS-CASH

Ashley Texel’s poster on agricultural injuries and fatalities among minors was honored by faculty, students judges.

Aug 27, 2026

From left, mentor Ellen Duysen and scholar Ashley Texel in front of Texel's poster at the annual INBRE Research Conference

2025 Turpen Award: Brigid Toomey

University of Nebraska-Lincoln grad Toomey will be attending Washington University to study cancer biology.

Aug 27, 2026

Brigid Toomey

2026 Turpen Award: Hannah Pflum

Creighton grad Pflum will study microbiology, immunology and cancer biology at the University of Minnesota.

Aug 27, 2026

From left INBRE PI Paul Sorgen PhD, Hannah Pflum, 2026 Turpen Award winner, and Juliane Soukup Strauss, PhD, of Creighton University

NE-INBRE spotlight: Meet scholar Mollie Nielsen of UNO

The UNO student hopes to learn more about immunology this summer.

Jul 15, 2026

Mollie Nielsen

Keynote speaker to discuss communication for researchers

Shaunda French-Collins, PhD, of Chadron State College, will discuss effective communication for scientists at the INBRE August Research event.

Jul 15, 2026

Shaunda French-Collins, PhD

NE-INBRE spotlight: Meet scholar Ian Susa of Doane University

The Doane University student enjoys science because ‘it forces you to think outside the box.’

Jul 15, 2026

Ian Susa

New NE-INBRE Scholars announced

The NE-INBRE Scholars for this summer include both the class of 2026 and the class of 2025.

Jul 15, 2026

The NE-INBBRE 2026 cohort of INBRE Scholars

NE-INBRE’s momentum builds with grant renewal

New five-year award makes the beginning the next chapter in the Nebraska INBRE story.

Jul 15, 2026

Paul Sorgen, PhD

NE-INBRE partner profile: Bryan College of Health Sciences

In its second NE-INBRE year, Bryan College of Health Sciences has students at UNMC and the University of Nebraska at Lincoln.

Jul 15, 2026

In its second NE-INBRE year, Bryan College of Health Sciences has students at UNMC and the University of Nebraska at Lincoln.

NE-INBRE Partner profile: Nebraska Wesleyan University

Nebraska Wesleyan University has four students in this year’s program, as well as a participating faculty researcher.

Jul 15, 2026

Kaiden Aaronson of Nebraska Wesleyan University is working in the lab of Todd Wyatt, PhD, this summer.
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