Streck, sponsor of last month's Nebraska Women in STEM Conference, discusses how they work to create and enhance a culture of inclusion.

Bio Nebraska and Nebraska Cures announced today that the inaugural Nebraska Women in STEM Awards were presented to Dr. Eileen Hebets for Outstanding Woman in STEM and the AIM Institute for Outstanding Organization in STEM.

Nomi Health, sponsor of the upcoming Nebraska Women in STEM Conference, discusses how they're working to reduce barriers for women in STEM careers.

Bio Nebraska and Nebraska Cures are accepting nominations for the inaugural Nebraska Women in STEM Awards.

Join the Angels Theatre Company as Patty Pansing Brooks discusses the invention of the home pregnancy test with inventor Meg Crane and playwright Jennifer Blackmer.

Nebraska Cures and Bio Nebraska announced today that registration is open for the inaugural Nebraska Women in STEM Conference.

The UNeTech Institute and Bio Nebraska are accepting applications for the 2023 Opportunity Corps: Women in STEAM program.

Bio Nebraska and Nebraska Cures released a study on June 27, 2022, conducted by the Center for Public Affairs Research at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, about the experiences of women in STEM occupations in Nebraska.

Nebraska Cures Executive Director Amanda McGill Johnson, Bio Nebraska Assistant Director Sasha Forsen and UNO Center for Public Affairs Research Director Josie Schafer appeared on “Issues and Answers” on July 3, 2022. They shared insight into the Nebraska Women in STEM: Listen Then Act report with NRG Radio listeners.

Science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields desperately need more workers in our state, yet Nebraska is lacking in representation of women in STEM, particularly women of color.

Karen St. Germain, director of NASA’s Earth Science Division, will visit the University of Nebraska–Lincoln later this month to take part in a Heuermann Lecture on the agency’s work to support agriculture.