Nebr. Water Center

Tomorrow is the last day to apply for NWC Undergraduate Student Research Fellowships. Selected students will conduct research with water faculty in Summer 2026. To learn more and apply, visit go.unl.edu/NWCFellowship 💧

The Nebraska Water Center's virtual office hours for research development spring session will be held on Tuesday, March 24th, from 2 to 4 pm. You can attend at go.unl.edu/NWCofficehours.

This past September, UNL student Sara Brock-Contreras, represented Nebraska in Washington D.C. She met with legislators, advocating for science and urging them to invest in STEM education and other Acts. Read more about Sara’s experience at watercenter.unl.edu/news/know-your…

Join us this afternoon to hear Steve Owen discuss Lincoln's Water 2.0 Project as part of the Spring Seminar Series. 🗓️ March 4, 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. 📷901 Hardin Hall, UNL East Campus

There are two weeks left to apply for the NWC Undergraduate Student Research Fellowships. Selected students will conduct research with water faculty in Summer 2026. To learn more and apply, visit go.unl.edu/NWCFellowship 💧

University President Dr. Jeffrey P. Gold, discusses the important role of the Nebraska Water Center in protecting our state's most important resource. We are honored to have his support! @UNLincoln Learn more about our efforts at watercenter.unl.edu/news/water-sci…

Join us this afternoon to hear Amanda Grint, Lyndon Vogt and Mike Murphy discuss water management and community engagement across Nebraska as part of the Spring Seminar Series. 🗓️ February 18, 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. 📍901 Hardin Hall, UNL East Campus

💧 Join the 2026 Nebraska Master Irrigator “Shop Talk”! 📍 Locations across Nebraska 📅 Register by February 20 🔗Register now at water.unl.edu/register-2026-… Learn more at watercenter.unl.edu/news/nebraska-…

The Nebraska Water Center's virtual office hours for research development have returned! The first spring session will be held on Thursday February 19th, from 2 to 4 pm. You can attend at go.unl.edu/NWCofficehours.

Join us this afternoon to hear @BonnieKeeler discuss how water quality affects rural communities as part of the Spring Seminar Series. 🗓️ February 4, 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. 📍901 Hardin Hall, UNL East Campus

The Nebraska Water Center is seeking applications for Undergraduate Student Research Fellowships. Selected students will conduct research with water faculty in Summer 2026. To learn more and apply, visit go.unl.edu/NWCFellowship 💧

Join us this afternoon to hear @NirupamAich discuss community impacts of PFAS as part of the Spring Seminar Series. 🗓️ January 21, 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. 📍901 Hardin Hall, UNL East Campus

The 2026 Spring Water Seminar Series is here! Join us this spring to explore community impacts of water management across Nebraska.

This past fall, the Nebraska Water Center hosted the 2025 Great Plains Water Conference. The theme, “Securing Water Resources for Tomorrow,” brought together speakers and attendees from eight states across the region. Read more about the conference at watercenter.unl.edu/news/2025-grea…

We are excited to attend #AGU25! We'll be at Booth #1528 showcasing Crop Land And Soil SIMulation (CLASSIM), a crop simulation platform with an intuitive graphical interface that provides access to the full suite of USDA-ARS ACSL soil-crop models. See you Dec. 15-19!

The Nebraska Water Center’s Spring Water Seminar Series returns in January! Join us as we explore how water management shapes communities across Nebraska. Read more about seminar details at watercenter.unl.edu/news/2026-semi…

What is 4-H? @4H Learn more about what Kristen Herrick, a former NWC intern, is up to at watercenter.unl.edu/news/nwc-inter…

Congrats to Kristen Herrick, a former NWC intern and UNL grad, a now 4-H Extension Assistant in Otoe County! Read more about her work at watercenter.unl.edu/news/nwc-inter…

Meet the leaders of the proposal, Karrie Weber and Karina Schoengold! Learn more about their team at watercenter.unl.edu/news/research-…

Nebraska researchers have submitted a proposal to launch the N-WATER Accelerator. This tool will guide smarter, sustainable water solutions nationally and globally. The decision will be expected in early 2025. @unl_ams @UNL_CASNR Learn more at watercenter.unl.edu/news/research-…

What are microcontaminants and why are they important? Read more about new methods for microcontaminant measurement at watercenter.unl.edu/news/new-metho…

UNL’s Department of Chemistry and the Water Sciences Laboratory are making breakthroughs in water research! Through their project they are changing the understanding of water quality and protection in Nebraska. @unlchemistry Read more at watercenter.unl.edu/news/new-metho…