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NSRI Fellows

NU researchers ready to contribute to our national security

Working Groups

NSRI Fellows have formed eight active working groups with NSRI research staff to quickly generate interdisciplinary teams ready to tackle key DOD challenges within NSRI's research portfolio. The groups and their co-chairs are listed below. To start a conversation with a working group, click the name of a co-chair to access their email address.

Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning

Biological Defense

Chemical Defense

Food, Agriculture & Environment Security

JEMSO

Joint Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations

Medical Countermeasures

Strategic Deterrence

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Features

Gain insights into some of our fellows' expertise and current research as well as the career paths that led them to help move NSRI's mission forward for strategic deterrence and countering weapons of mass destruction.

Latest News

Sustainable Energy from a Microscopic Source: Microbiologist Pursues Future Fuel Sources
NSRI Fellow Nicole Buan, Professor of Biochemistry, University of Nebraska–Lincoln
NSRI's national security R&D portfolio reaches $293M, spans 65 active projects
2024 biennial report highlights critical solutions, strategic partnerships & research capabilities
Heuermann lecture to focus on irrigation’s role in nutrition
The Fence Post | NSRI Fellow Jesse Bell
Dr. Oupicky to receive Kinman Oldfield Award
UNMC Newsroom | NSRI Fellow David Oupicky
IAFNS Announces Winners of Emerging Leader Awards for Food Safety, Nutrition
Quality Assurance Magazine | NSRI Fellow Byron Chaves

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As the DOD-designated University Affiliated Research Center (UARC) of U.S. Strategic Command and the University of Nebraska System, the National Strategic Research Institute (NSRI) delivers solutions for strategic deterrence and CWMD mission requirements gaps. Our rapid-response capabilities and efficient contracting vehicle can help federal government program managers meet critical research and development needs. Connect with us to learn more.

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