Bio Nebraska is a non-profit, membership-based trade association with a diversified membership including entities from all segments of Nebraska’s bioscience industry.
Bio Nebraska is tasked with promoting, connecting and catalyzing the biosciences in Nebraska in an effort to make Nebraska the best state for bioscience organizations to grow and thrive.
NETWORKING
Bring people together to form valuable connections and relationships
ADVOCACY
Stimulate growth and positive change by championing Nebraska’s biosciences
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT & EDUCATION
Aid in the development of a highly educated and diverse workforce
Join us in our effort to expand the biosciences in our state. See the benefits of membership or contact us to discuss the opportunities Bio Nebraska may be able to provide for you.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Women in Bioscience: Bio & Beers Happy Hour
Bio Nebraska
August 27, 2026
La Vista, Nebraska Read more
LATEST NEWS
Bio Nebraska Announces REACH Scholarship Recipients for 2026-2027 Academic Year
Bio Nebraska and the Bio Nebraska Foundation are proud to announce the recipients of the Bio Nebraska REACH Scholarship. Read more
Bio Nebraska Foundation & Marylinn Munson Announce 2026-2027 STEM Scholarship Recipients
Bio Nebraska and the Bio Nebraska Foundation, together with Marylinn Munson, announced the recipients of the Marylinn Munson & Bio Nebraska STEM Scholarship. Read more
Bio Nebraska Joins National Call to Protect Biotechnology Innovation
Through the Council of State Bioscience Associations, Executive Director Rob Owen signed comments urging federal officials to preserve stable funding that supports research, workforce development, and U.S. biotechnology leadership. Read more
Bio Nebraska Signs Letter of Support for H.R. 8137
Bio Nebraska joined organizations across the nation to voice support for the bipartisan Biobased Materials Investment and Production Act. Read more
Member Spotlight: Teucer Diagnostics
For our July Member Spotlight, we’re featuring Teucer, a company building a urine test that detects cardiovascular risk years before today’s standard tools.