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Learn how to commercialize academic innovations during Tech Transfer Boot Camp 2025
UNeMed hosts a Technology Transfer Boot Camp for insights into commercialization, focusing on intellectual property and invention evaluations, offering priority to University of Nebraska graduates.
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6mA thank you to the community: SPN wins at UNeMed’s 2026 Innovation Awards
The tech transfer office for the University of Nebraska Medical Center and the University of Nebraska at Omaha recognized Silicon Prairie News with the Innovation Champion of the Year award at its annual event. SPN’s team wanted to give thanks to UNeMed and the wider startup community in Nebraska.
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2mEarly-bird registration ends Nov. 30 for 2027 Nebraska Women in STEM Conference
The conference will focus on helping attendees develop leadership skills, feel more comfortable in STEM spaces and learn to navigate career changes.
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6mPrairie Portraits: Breanna Hetland
The Prairie Portraits series features founders, funders and community builders from Nebraska's innovation and entrepreneurship ecosystem.
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6mAn anti-terrorism chatbot and protective wear for healthcare: The 2026 Innovation Awards winners
UNeMed held its annual award ceremony Wednesday, celebrating inventors, researchers and supporters of the local University of Nebraska and startup community in Omaha. The tech transfer and commercialization office also released its annual report earlier this week.
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10mIn ‘rug pull,’ Dee Eee Dee delayed new BIA contracts for months and left startups with few answers
A legal review at DED and a new funding stream for the BIA was poorly communicated to new awardees under the program, who had to wait from July until mid-September to start receiving expected grant funding. Questions remain about how and to what level the BIA is being funded this year.