The exhibition Butterflies, Birds, Blooms and Bugs — Can You Find the Bugs? offers a glimpse of hope found in the beauty of the natural world that God has created. Through her lens, photographer Jerri Reher Haussler captures moments where His presence is revealed — in the pollen resting on the soft petals of wildflowers along a spring roadside, the sunlight glimmering on a bee’s translucent wings in a summer garden, the gentle movement of a butterfly as it drifts from flower to flower in the fall and the seedpod spilling lacy fluff from a milkweed as winter approaches.
The exhibition Butterflies, Birds, Blooms and Bugs — Can You Find the Bugs? offers a glimpse of hope found in the beauty of the natural world that God has created. Through her lens, photographer Jerri Reher Haussler captures moments where His presence is revealed — in the pollen resting on the soft petals of wildflowers along a spring roadside, the sunlight glimmering on a bee’s translucent wings in a summer garden, the gentle movement of a butterfly as it drifts from flower to flower in the fall and the seedpod spilling lacy fluff from a milkweed as winter approaches.
The exhibition Butterflies, Birds, Blooms and Bugs — Can You Find the Bugs? offers a glimpse of hope found in the beauty of the natural world that God has created. Through her lens, photographer Jerri Reher Haussler captures moments where His presence is revealed — in the pollen resting on the soft petals of wildflowers along a spring roadside, the sunlight glimmering on a bee’s translucent wings in a summer garden, the gentle movement of a butterfly as it drifts from flower to flower in the fall and the seedpod spilling lacy fluff from a milkweed as winter approaches.
The Spur Ventures is an innovation hub and venture lab at the Department of Biological Systems Engineering at University of Nebraska–Lincoln, dedicated to accelerating innovation in agriculture and climate. Spur brings together startups, producers, researchers, industry partners and investors to accelerate impactful technologies.
***The Spur Ag Converge*** is the inaugural gathering of the Spur Ventures designed to convene agricultural innovators, farmers, agronomists, extension experts, industry experts and researchers at the heart of Nebraska's production landscape.
Stop by Nebraska Innovation Campus on Monday, November 24 between 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. to purchase your UNL Dairy Store Husker gift box featuring premium quality meats and cheeses – perfect to take with you and serve as an appetizer during the holidays. University faculty, staff, students and NIC Partners will receive a 10% discount! Cash, check and credit card accepted.
The first floor link is located between the Innovation Commons-North and the NIC Conference Center near The Mill Coffee & Bistro.
Not able to make it in-person? No worries!
The exhibition Butterflies, Birds, Blooms and Bugs — Can You Find the Bugs? offers a glimpse of hope found in the beauty of the natural world that God has created. Through her lens, photographer Jerri Reher Haussler captures moments where His presence is revealed — in the pollen resting on the soft petals of wildflowers along a spring roadside, the sunlight glimmering on a bee’s translucent wings in a summer garden, the gentle movement of a butterfly as it drifts from flower to flower in the fall and the seedpod spilling lacy fluff from a milkweed as winter approaches.
The exhibition Butterflies, Birds, Blooms and Bugs — Can You Find the Bugs? offers a glimpse of hope found in the beauty of the natural world that God has created. Through her lens, photographer Jerri Reher Haussler captures moments where His presence is revealed — in the pollen resting on the soft petals of wildflowers along a spring roadside, the sunlight glimmering on a bee’s translucent wings in a summer garden, the gentle movement of a butterfly as it drifts from flower to flower in the fall and the seedpod spilling lacy fluff from a milkweed as winter approaches.
Wednesday, November 26, 2025 - 8:00amRuns daily until
The NIC administrative office will be closed November 26-28.
Nebraska Nova will close early on November 26 at 11:30 a.m. and be closed November 27-28.
Nebraska Innovation Studio will close early on November 26 at 5 p.m. and be closed November 27-29.
The Mill Coffee & Bistro will close early on November 26 at 5:30 p.m. and be closed on November 27. Stop by on Black Friday for a coffee or hot tea to fuel your shopping!
Nebraska Innovation Studio will close early on November 26 at 5 p.m. and be closed November 27-29.
Regular business hours resume on Monday, December 1.
The Mill Coffee & Bistro will be closing early at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, November 26 and will be closed on November 27.
Regular business hours will resume on Black Friday. Stop by after the holiday for a coffee or hot tea!
The Mill Coffee & Bistro will be closed on Thanksgiving!
Regular business hours resume on Black Friday. Stop by after the holiday for a coffee or hot tea!
The exhibition Butterflies, Birds, Blooms and Bugs — Can You Find the Bugs? offers a glimpse of hope found in the beauty of the natural world that God has created. Through her lens, photographer Jerri Reher Haussler captures moments where His presence is revealed — in the pollen resting on the soft petals of wildflowers along a spring roadside, the sunlight glimmering on a bee’s translucent wings in a summer garden, the gentle movement of a butterfly as it drifts from flower to flower in the fall and the seedpod spilling lacy fluff from a milkweed as winter approaches.
Thursday, November 27, 2025 - 8:00amRuns daily until
The NIC administrative office will be closed November 26-28.
Nebraska Nova will close early on November 26 at 11:30 a.m. and be closed November 27-28.
Nebraska Innovation Studio will close early on November 26 at 5 p.m. and be closed November 27-29.
The Mill Coffee & Bistro will close early on November 26 at 5:30 p.m. and be closed on November 27. Stop by on Black Friday for a coffee or hot tea to fuel your shopping!
Celebrate Thanksgiving at The Scarlet Hotel with a festive buffet featuring chef-carved turkey, prime rib, and maple bourbon ham, plus all your favorite sides and decadent desserts.
The exhibition Butterflies, Birds, Blooms and Bugs — Can You Find the Bugs? offers a glimpse of hope found in the beauty of the natural world that God has created. Through her lens, photographer Jerri Reher Haussler captures moments where His presence is revealed — in the pollen resting on the soft petals of wildflowers along a spring roadside, the sunlight glimmering on a bee’s translucent wings in a summer garden, the gentle movement of a butterfly as it drifts from flower to flower in the fall and the seedpod spilling lacy fluff from a milkweed as winter approaches.
Friday, November 28, 2025 - 8:00amRuns daily until
The NIC administrative office will be closed November 26-28.
Nebraska Nova will close early on November 26 at 11:30 a.m. and be closed November 27-28.
Nebraska Innovation Studio will close early on November 26 at 5 p.m. and be closed November 27-29.
The Mill Coffee & Bistro will close early on November 26 at 5:30 p.m. and be closed on November 27. Stop by on Black Friday for a coffee or hot tea to fuel your shopping!
The exhibition Butterflies, Birds, Blooms and Bugs — Can You Find the Bugs? offers a glimpse of hope found in the beauty of the natural world that God has created. Through her lens, photographer Jerri Reher Haussler captures moments where His presence is revealed — in the pollen resting on the soft petals of wildflowers along a spring roadside, the sunlight glimmering on a bee’s translucent wings in a summer garden, the gentle movement of a butterfly as it drifts from flower to flower in the fall and the seedpod spilling lacy fluff from a milkweed as winter approaches.
The exhibition Butterflies, Birds, Blooms and Bugs — Can You Find the Bugs? offers a glimpse of hope found in the beauty of the natural world that God has created. Through her lens, photographer Jerri Reher Haussler captures moments where His presence is revealed — in the pollen resting on the soft petals of wildflowers along a spring roadside, the sunlight glimmering on a bee’s translucent wings in a summer garden, the gentle movement of a butterfly as it drifts from flower to flower in the fall and the seedpod spilling lacy fluff from a milkweed as winter approaches.
The exhibition Butterflies, Birds, Blooms and Bugs — Can You Find the Bugs? offers a glimpse of hope found in the beauty of the natural world that God has created. Through her lens, photographer Jerri Reher Haussler captures moments where His presence is revealed — in the pollen resting on the soft petals of wildflowers along a spring roadside, the sunlight glimmering on a bee’s translucent wings in a summer garden, the gentle movement of a butterfly as it drifts from flower to flower in the fall and the seedpod spilling lacy fluff from a milkweed as winter approaches.
The exhibition Butterflies, Birds, Blooms and Bugs — Can You Find the Bugs? offers a glimpse of hope found in the beauty of the natural world that God has created. Through her lens, photographer Jerri Reher Haussler captures moments where His presence is revealed — in the pollen resting on the soft petals of wildflowers along a spring roadside, the sunlight glimmering on a bee’s translucent wings in a summer garden, the gentle movement of a butterfly as it drifts from flower to flower in the fall and the seedpod spilling lacy fluff from a milkweed as winter approaches.
Hydroponics for Growing Populations (PLAS 307) students invite you to come explore hydroponic prototypes and demonstration systems at the Plant Science Teaching Greenhouse. There will be two opportunities to visit different student groups and learn about their uniquely developed hydroponic prototypes and specialty crops from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 2 and Thursday, Dec. 4.
Come be amazed at the diversity of approaches in which plants can be grown, including fresh greens, fruits, and edible flowers!
The exhibition Butterflies, Birds, Blooms and Bugs — Can You Find the Bugs? offers a glimpse of hope found in the beauty of the natural world that God has created. Through her lens, photographer Jerri Reher Haussler captures moments where His presence is revealed — in the pollen resting on the soft petals of wildflowers along a spring roadside, the sunlight glimmering on a bee’s translucent wings in a summer garden, the gentle movement of a butterfly as it drifts from flower to flower in the fall and the seedpod spilling lacy fluff from a milkweed as winter approaches.
The exhibition Butterflies, Birds, Blooms and Bugs — Can You Find the Bugs? offers a glimpse of hope found in the beauty of the natural world that God has created. Through her lens, photographer Jerri Reher Haussler captures moments where His presence is revealed — in the pollen resting on the soft petals of wildflowers along a spring roadside, the sunlight glimmering on a bee’s translucent wings in a summer garden, the gentle movement of a butterfly as it drifts from flower to flower in the fall and the seedpod spilling lacy fluff from a milkweed as winter approaches.
Hydroponics for Growing Populations (PLAS 307) students invite you to come explore hydroponic prototypes and demonstration systems at the Plant Science Teaching Greenhouse. There will be two opportunities to visit different student groups and learn about their uniquely developed hydroponic prototypes and specialty crops from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 2 and Thursday, Dec. 4.
Come be amazed at the diversity of approaches in which plants can be grown, including fresh greens, fruits, and edible flowers!
The exhibition Butterflies, Birds, Blooms and Bugs — Can You Find the Bugs? offers a glimpse of hope found in the beauty of the natural world that God has created. Through her lens, photographer Jerri Reher Haussler captures moments where His presence is revealed — in the pollen resting on the soft petals of wildflowers along a spring roadside, the sunlight glimmering on a bee’s translucent wings in a summer garden, the gentle movement of a butterfly as it drifts from flower to flower in the fall and the seedpod spilling lacy fluff from a milkweed as winter approaches.
The exhibition Butterflies, Birds, Blooms and Bugs — Can You Find the Bugs? offers a glimpse of hope found in the beauty of the natural world that God has created. Through her lens, photographer Jerri Reher Haussler captures moments where His presence is revealed — in the pollen resting on the soft petals of wildflowers along a spring roadside, the sunlight glimmering on a bee’s translucent wings in a summer garden, the gentle movement of a butterfly as it drifts from flower to flower in the fall and the seedpod spilling lacy fluff from a milkweed as winter approaches.
Join us on Saturday, December 6 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. for the Lincoln Hour of Code & Tech Fair - a morning full of coding activities and an interactive Tech Fair at the Nebraska Innovation Campus Conference Center.
The Hour of Code is a global movement introducing tens of millions of students worldwide to computer science, inspiring kids to learn more, breaking stereotypes, and leaving them feeling empowered. For coding activities, please bring your own computing device (laptop, tablet or smartphone) if you have one available.
Enjoy an afternoon of holiday shopping while supporting Nebraska Innovation Studio makers! Discover a treasure trove of unique, handcrafted gifts, art, and more — all created by talented Nebraska Innovation Studio members. Find that perfect one-of-a-kind present you won’t see anywhere else.
Bring your friends, family, and holiday spirit for a fun, festive shopping experience.
This event is free and open to the public. Free parking is available in the lot north of Transformation Drive.
The exhibition Butterflies, Birds, Blooms and Bugs — Can You Find the Bugs? offers a glimpse of hope found in the beauty of the natural world that God has created. Through her lens, photographer Jerri Reher Haussler captures moments where His presence is revealed — in the pollen resting on the soft petals of wildflowers along a spring roadside, the sunlight glimmering on a bee’s translucent wings in a summer garden, the gentle movement of a butterfly as it drifts from flower to flower in the fall and the seedpod spilling lacy fluff from a milkweed as winter approaches.
The exhibition Butterflies, Birds, Blooms and Bugs — Can You Find the Bugs? offers a glimpse of hope found in the beauty of the natural world that God has created. Through her lens, photographer Jerri Reher Haussler captures moments where His presence is revealed — in the pollen resting on the soft petals of wildflowers along a spring roadside, the sunlight glimmering on a bee’s translucent wings in a summer garden, the gentle movement of a butterfly as it drifts from flower to flower in the fall and the seedpod spilling lacy fluff from a milkweed as winter approaches.
The exhibition Butterflies, Birds, Blooms and Bugs — Can You Find the Bugs? offers a glimpse of hope found in the beauty of the natural world that God has created. Through her lens, photographer Jerri Reher Haussler captures moments where His presence is revealed — in the pollen resting on the soft petals of wildflowers along a spring roadside, the sunlight glimmering on a bee’s translucent wings in a summer garden, the gentle movement of a butterfly as it drifts from flower to flower in the fall and the seedpod spilling lacy fluff from a milkweed as winter approaches.
Innovation After Hours is an invite-only, VIP after-hours event serving innovation, conversation, dinner and networking at Nebraska Innovation Campus in Lincoln, NE.
Connect with start-ups, investors, and executives from innovative ag companies and partners from across the country and beyond.
Program:
5:00 p.m. — Networking
6:00 p.m. — Welcome
6:15 p.m. — Dinner
6:55 p.m. — "Start-up Showcase"
8:00 p.m. — Networking
The exhibition Butterflies, Birds, Blooms and Bugs — Can You Find the Bugs? offers a glimpse of hope found in the beauty of the natural world that God has created. Through her lens, photographer Jerri Reher Haussler captures moments where His presence is revealed — in the pollen resting on the soft petals of wildflowers along a spring roadside, the sunlight glimmering on a bee’s translucent wings in a summer garden, the gentle movement of a butterfly as it drifts from flower to flower in the fall and the seedpod spilling lacy fluff from a milkweed as winter approaches.
GP Mobile Car Wash & Detail is coming to Nebraska Innovation Campus! NIC Partners are welcome to sign-up to have their vehicle washed while they work.
GP Mobile Car Wash & Detail is a premier Lincoln auto detail and car wash company that offers superior car detailing and mobile car wash services to the greater Lincoln region and surrounding areas. Their mission is to service your vehicle as quickly and effectively as possible so that you experience the least amount of delay in getting back to your daily activities.
Questions? Email Brooke Goedert (bgoedert2@unl.edu).
The exhibition Butterflies, Birds, Blooms and Bugs — Can You Find the Bugs? offers a glimpse of hope found in the beauty of the natural world that God has created. Through her lens, photographer Jerri Reher Haussler captures moments where His presence is revealed — in the pollen resting on the soft petals of wildflowers along a spring roadside, the sunlight glimmering on a bee’s translucent wings in a summer garden, the gentle movement of a butterfly as it drifts from flower to flower in the fall and the seedpod spilling lacy fluff from a milkweed as winter approaches.
