The UNeBlog strives to inform the UNMC community what UNeMed is doing, share news about technology transfer and commercialization, elaborate on methods and best practices to protect inventions, and report on research development, available programs, and new opportunities. We also hope that the UNeBlog will incite some new ideas that will assist in the development of basic research toward clinical stages.
Will bring new faculty and services to state by Lisa Spellman, UNMC Public Relations (May 22, 2013) – Today the University of Nebraska Medical Center joins the ranks of leading ophthalmology centers with the opening of the Stanley M. Truhlsen …
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From UNMC public relations: (May 16, 2013)—A University of Nebraska Medical Center research team has found a way to monitor brain injuries that occur in Parkinson’s disease providing clinicians a rare glimpse into the disease process. By using magnetoencephalography (MEG) …
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Anyone can glance down the list of staffers here at UNeMed and find a full alphabet soup of extraordinarily qualified and gifted professionals. The “Triple Lindy” is finding someone who can operate with keen insight and understanding into both the …
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Over the 30 years of its the bone marrow/stem cell transplantation program, researchers at University of Nebraska Medical Center and its hospital partner, The Nebraska Medical Center, have forged strong partnerships with researchers around the world. As a result, many patients come from all over the U.S. and world to see medical center experts.
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Haider, a biomedical engineer and professor of orthopedic surgery research at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, thought hip and knee replacement surgeries could be better.
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The UNeBlog strives to inform the UNMC community what UNeMed is doing, share news about technology transfer and commercialization, elaborate on methods and best practices to protect inventions, and report on research development, available programs, and new opportunities. We also hope that the UNeBlog will incite some new ideas that will assist in the development of basic research toward clinical stages.