Hi Friends,
We decided to meet at Dr. Iverson’s house at 2:30 pm.
You could go and leave at any time, but it would be amazing if we share sometime together!.
Could someone living nearby city campus give a ride to Nicky and Arjun?
Nicky: 1331 G st, 4025701797
Arjun: 4028303772
I will give rides to our friends nearby east campus. If needed I will pick up Nicky and Arjun, but I will appreciate it since is not in our way.
If someone else needs a ride please let us know!
Ivon
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Ivon Acosta Ramirez
Graduate Research Assistant
University of Nebraska–Lincoln
Biological Systems Engineering
Iverson Lab<https://engineering.unl.edu/iversonlab/>
Did you all receive the alert that just came out? There is someone on east campus that is believed to be armed. Please stay inside if possible (until the alert is cleared).
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Nicole Iverson, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Department of Biological Systems Engineering
Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources
College of Engineering
University of Nebraska–Lincoln
260 Morrison Hall, 4240 Fair Street, Lincoln, NE 68583
Cell: 732-648-3319 | iverson(a)unl.edu<mailto:iverson@unl.edu>| engineering.unl.edu/iversonlab<http://engineering.unl.edu/iversonlab/>
From: UNL Alert <unlalert(a)unlalerts.unl.edu>
Date: Thursday, February 15, 2024 at 3:11 PM
To: Nicole Iverson <iverson(a)unl.edu>
Subject: UNL Alert: Dangerous Person on East Campus
UNL Alert: Potentially dangerous person on East Campus
Subject is: a hispanic male with a long ponytail in a neon green sweatshirt & possibly armed. Avoid area.
Hi team,
Do you want to go to this event (The Power of Husker Women, A Night of Celebration)?
https://www.huskeralum.org/s/1620/bp23/project.aspx?sid=1620&gid=1&pgid=324…
I wanted to make sure that you all know about the event and know that it is a night to celebrate women, not a night for only women to attend. I don’t know if we know any of the award winners, but if you want to attend you are definitely invited to do so (I believe that it is $20 for students, it includes one drink and nice dinner). Since half of you are amazing Husker Women and the other half are always supportive of our Husker Women I wanted to make sure you had heard about the event.
Let me know if you are going and if you would like me to attend with you.
Iverson
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Nicole Iverson, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Department of Biological Systems Engineering
Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources
College of Engineering
University of Nebraska–Lincoln
260 Morrison Hall, 4240 Fair Street, Lincoln, NE 68583
Cell: 732-648-3319 | iverson(a)unl.edu<mailto:iverson@unl.edu>| engineering.unl.edu/iversonlab<http://engineering.unl.edu/iversonlab/>
Below is the EHS report that we received.
Once the disinfectant bottles are labeled could you please let me know.
Also, do we have the additional items (tongs, dust pan, etc.) somewhere in our lab? I’m surprised that we are suddenly not compliant with the spill kit. I didn’t see those items in the white pail in 257, but do we have another location for a spill kit?
Please do a reply all to this email if you have any information,
Iverson
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Nicole Iverson, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Department of Biological Systems Engineering
Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources
College of Engineering
University of Nebraska–Lincoln
260 Morrison Hall, 4240 Fair Street, Lincoln, NE 68583
Cell: 732-648-3319 | iverson(a)unl.edu<mailto:iverson@unl.edu>| engineering.unl.edu/iversonlab<http://engineering.unl.edu/iversonlab/>
From: ehs(a)unl.edu <ehs(a)unl.edu>
Date: Thursday, January 18, 2024 at 11:06 AM
To: Nicole Iverson <iverson(a)unl.edu>
Cc: Macrae Zappala <mzappala2(a)unl.edu>
Subject: EHS Laboratory Safety Compliance Survey Results
Hello Nicole Iverson,
This email is to inform you of the results of the Lab Safety & Compliance Survey conducted by our EHS team, led by Macrae Zappala, in your laboratories on 01/01/2024. Below, you'll find a list of open items that require attention. Any issues applicable to all surveyed rooms will be marked as “All surveyed rooms”. If a specific room isn't mentioned, it means no room-specific deficiencies were identified and/or were corrected during the time of the audit.
Please take a moment to go through the listed items and address them accordingly. Once you or your laboratory staff fixed the identified issues, a courtesy notification would be highly appreciated.
As part of the survey, we've updated the Hazard Assessment of the room. For those rooms with changes to hazards and contacts, please download the updated door posting by following this link: Campus Door Postings<https://urldefense.com/v3/__https:/uofnelincoln.sharepoint.com/:f:/s/UNL-EH…>.
Should you have any questions, concerns, or need further information, please feel free to reach out to us.
Findings for Inspection: 16142
Code
Answer
Description
Location
Recommendation
Observations
Correct By Date
Picture(s)
BIO01
Def/Violation
Disinfectant containers are not appropriately labeled (name, made/mfg. date and expiration date). Expired disinfectants are in use.
257 / Morrison Life Sciences Research Center
Durable containers with working solutions of disinfectants must be labeled with the chemical name (and concentration if applicable), solution preparation or manufacture date, and the expiration date. Refer to the EHS SOP "Chemical Disinfectants for Biohazardous Materials" for more information. (https://ehs.unl.edu/sop/s-bio-disinfectants.pdf) Properly dispose of expired disinfectants. Most working solutions of disinfectants can be disposed of down the drain, but refer to the EHS Sewer Disposal List SOP prior to disposal.
Bleach and ethanol disinfectant containers have no made or expiration dates marked on them. Lab worker indicates that they are refilled every week so they are never in danger of becoming expired.
04/17/2024
BIO03
Item of Concern
A biohazardous spill kit is not available in the lab or is not appropriately stocked. Spills and contaminated surfaces and equipment are not appropriately cleaned and decontaminated.
257 / Morrison Life Sciences Research Center
Please replace the missing components of the biohazard spill kit. The missing components include: Nitrile or latex gloves (multiple pairs), lab coat or disposable gown, safety glasses, surgical mask or face shield, Biohazard bags, disinfectant, tongs, small broom with dustpan, signage to post when cleaning up and a copy of spill cleanup procedures.
Additional guidance on clean-up of spills of biohazardous materials as well as a complete list of minimum spill kit components can be found in the EHS SOP Spill and Exposure Response for Biohazardous Materials (https://ehs.unl.edu/sop/s-bio-spill_%26_exposure_response.pdf)
Biohazard spill kit contains absorbent. Lab has all other items around the lab, but in the event of an emergency, it is ideal to have all clean up items in one location to make the process easier.
N/A
Environmental Health and Safety is committed to excellent customer service and we invite you to complete a Customer Satisfaction Survey to provide feedback on our services and staff. By taking a few moments to complete the survey (http://ehs.unl.edu/survey), you will be helping us to identify areas where we might need to focus our attention. Your participation is greatly appreciated.
Hello everyone,
As some of you have heard (possibly heard too much), I have a new house! Since I moved from a one bedroom apartment to a house I do not have furniture to fill half of it, but I don’t want to wait until I have totally furnished the house to have people come over. So I would like to invite you (and your significant others/children) to my place on Saturday, Feb 17 for snacks and games. If you want to stop by at any time between 1 – 5 pm that would be great! I will have water, juice and soda, but if you would like any additional/alternate beverages, please feel free to bring them (as a non-beer/wine drinker I don’t know what is good, so I’m not even going to try). If you have any special dietary restrictions please let me know so that I can make sure to pay attention to what will work for you.
My address is 6910 N 50th Pl, Lincoln – sometimes the GPS gets confused and calls it N 50th St – that works too.
If you have any questions (or get lost) please call me (732-648-3319).
I look forward to seeing you!!
Nicole
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Nicole Iverson, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Department of Biological Systems Engineering
Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources
College of Engineering
University of Nebraska–Lincoln
260 Morrison Hall, 4240 Fair Street, Lincoln, NE 68583
Cell: 732-648-3319 | iverson(a)unl.edu<mailto:iverson@unl.edu>| engineering.unl.edu/iversonlab<http://engineering.unl.edu/iversonlab/>
Hello labmates,
I just wanted to let you know that I am at a conference until Thursday for ASABE. There are events all day which I do not have my laptop so I may not get to orders until a few days later so that I can also get my schoolwork done when I can be on my laptop. If something is urgent, you may want to order it yourself when you have time for this week. Sorry for the inconvenience. Let me know if you have any issues.
Thank you,
Carley
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Hi All,
I have attached important notes from our today's group meeting.
Hope you all have a great rest of the day!
Best,
Samereh
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Samereh Soleimani
Graduate Research Asst
University of Nebraska–Lincoln
Biological Systems Engineering
East Campus (Lincoln) Morrison Center
Hi everyone,
I have attached the article I will be discussing on Monday along with this email. And would like to request everyone to upload our articles discussed during Monday to our lab Onedrive with your folder.
Thank you.
Regards,
Trisam
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Trisam Sapkota
Graduate Research Assistant
University of Nebraska–Lincoln
Biological Systems Engineering
Hi everyone,
I want to remind you to bring your lab notebook to tomorrow's meeting. Please also bring a notepad/paper and pen. We will be exchanging notebooks, looking through someone’s notebook and making notes on things that are missing or would be helpful.
I’ll see you tomorrow,
Iverson
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Nicole Iverson, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Department of Biological Systems Engineering
Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources
College of Engineering
University of Nebraska–Lincoln
260 Morrison Hall, 4240 Fair Street, Lincoln, NE 68583
Cell: 732-648-3319 | iverson(a)unl.edu<mailto:iverson@unl.edu>| engineering.unl.edu/iversonlab<http://engineering.unl.edu/iversonlab/>
Did I send this to you? The retreat is on Thursday from 8:30 am – 1:30 pm in 169 Morrison.
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Nicole Iverson, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Department of Biological Systems Engineering
Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources
College of Engineering
University of Nebraska–Lincoln
260 Morrison Hall, 4240 Fair Street, Lincoln, NE 68583
Cell: 732-648-3319 | iverson(a)unl.edu<mailto:iverson@unl.edu>| engineering.unl.edu/iversonlab<http://engineering.unl.edu/iversonlab/>
From: Angie Pannier <apannier2(a)unl.edu>
Date: Monday, January 29, 2024 at 10:29 AM
To: Forrest Kievit <fkievit2(a)unl.edu>, coe_biomed_faculty(a)lists.nebraska.edu <coe_biomed_faculty(a)lists.nebraska.edu>, coe_biomed_students(a)lists.nebraska.edu <coe_biomed_students(a)lists.nebraska.edu>, bse-bme(a)lists.nebraska.edu <bse-bme(a)lists.nebraska.edu>
Subject: RE: UNL CoE BME Retreat!
Also make sure you invite your lab members to the retreat!
Angie
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Angela K. Pannier, Ph.D.
Swarts Family Chair of Biological Systems Engineering
Professor of Biomedical Engineering
Director, Pannier Lab for Engineering Biomaterials & Gene Delivery
Fellow, Biomedical Engineering Society and American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineers
Associate Editor, Science Advances
Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources
College of Engineering
University of Nebraska–Lincoln
368 Morrison Life Science Center, Lincoln, NE 68583-0900
402-472-0896 | 402-472-6338 (FAX) | apannier2(a)unl.edu<mailto:apannier2@unl.edu>| pannierlab.unl.edu
Pronouns: She/Her/Hers
Every person and every interaction matters | N2025
Hi everyone,
I have included the minutes from today's meeting. Kindly review them in case you couldn't attend the meeting earlier today.
Thank you.
Regards,
Trisam
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Trisam Sapkota
Graduate Research Assistant
University of Nebraska–Lincoln
Biological Systems Engineering
Hi everyone,
I got sick last night and I’m still running a fever, so I’m not going to make it to today’s meeting.
But, since it is a very special day, we are not going to cancel the meeting. Instead Omer is going to be in charge.
We will be meeting in 145 Morrison this semester from 12 – 1:30 pm.
Today’s agenda is pretty short and easy. We will go over some rules/guidelines and have discussions. Specifically:
1. This semester we are going to take ‘minutes’ of our meetings. Minutes are just notes of what is discussed. Certain aspects need to be more detailed than other aspects. I’m not an expert at this, maybe some of you are, but we are going to help each other learn. This will be performed on a changing basis (someone can volunteer to take minutes today, then they won’t have to do it again until the end of the semester). Please type these while we meet.
2. Besides the person taking minutes, nobody else should have their laptop/ipad/phone open except when we are reviewing the journal articles. And then it will only be to look at the journal articles. We are all going to try very hard to respect each other by not looking at our phones/emails during group meeting. This doesn’t mean that in the case of an emergency a person can’t check their phone, but in general, let’s put them away.
3. Please go around the room to introduce ourselves (name, grade/position, 1 fun thing we did over the winter break)
4. Omer will explain (and others can help) the idea of the 5 minute overview of a journal article. You will set a time for when the articles must be shared (will it be by 9 am Monday mornings, Sunday at 5 pm, etc.?). You will also decide how you want to share the articles (should we email the list, should we have a folder on SharePoint, etc.?).
5. Lab notebooks will be reviewed this semester during specific group meetings (listed on the schedule). If you are unsure what is needed in your lab notebook please ask/discuss. I would like them to be detailed enough so that when one person leaves the group we know what they did and did not try and we don’t have to repeat their work (for instance, what concentrations of LPS did Joey add to cells? What type of cells? How did he dissolve it? How was the LPS stored? What controls were used? What did the raw data look like? What did the analyzed data look like? What media was used for the cells? Was media, saline or PBS used for the actual experiment? Etc.). Please keep your lab notebook updated weekly (I recommend setting aside 2 hours every Friday/weekend to update your notebook, but that’s just what would work for me). We will exchange and check each others notebooks for the first time on 2/12 – please make sure you get all caught up before then! A couple of rules that I follow – 1) you do not need to sign each page (I can explain why if you don’t know), 2) you can type up/print out a copy of your protocol and tape it into your notebook (this allows for easy changes to the numbers/conditions that you are trying each time you run an experiment), 3) you need to use ink (not pencil) in your lab notebook, 4) if you forgot your notebook and wrote information on a different sheet of paper you can tape that into your lab notebook – you don’t have to re-write it, 5) you must have directions on where to find the raw data and the data analysis documents written down in your lab notebook (file path in SharePoint). What other rules should everyone follow? Please write these down so we can remember.
6. Omer will give a practice talk next week. After that I will give the first ‘overview of research’ talk with background about her so that you know what I’m looking for. Omer’s practice talk is for his formal seminars at other universities, so it will be slightly different than the rest of us.
7. Please discuss the Crucial Conversations book – what were your favorite parts, what was confusing, have you tried to use any of these tips/techniques and did they work for you? What else?
8. Anything that I’m forgetting?
That’s it. If you have any questions please let me know.
I might try to sleep today, so if I don’t answer my texts/email quickly please be patient. If there is an emergency you can call my phone – I typically will wake up for that.
Thanks everyone!!
Iverson
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Nicole Iverson, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Department of Biological Systems Engineering
Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources
College of Engineering
University of Nebraska–Lincoln
260 Morrison Hall, 4240 Fair Street, Lincoln, NE 68583
Cell: 732-648-3319 | iverson(a)unl.edu<mailto:iverson@unl.edu>| engineering.unl.edu/iversonlab<http://engineering.unl.edu/iversonlab/>
Hi group,
I’m giving a presentation tomorrow for the Chemical Engineering department where I’ll be talking about some of your work. If you are interested in attending you are definitely welcome to do so (2 pm Othmer B201). For those of you who are new to the group it might be a nice overview of some of what we are doing (I’m not able to present everything, but it will have a good amount of information).
Iverson
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Nicole Iverson, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Department of Biological Systems Engineering
Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources
College of Engineering
University of Nebraska–Lincoln
260 Morrison Hall, 4240 Fair Street, Lincoln, NE 68583
402-472-0884 | iverson(a)unl.edu<mailto:iverson@unl.edu>| engineering.unl.edu/iversonlab<http://engineering.unl.edu/iversonlab/>
Please attend if you are available.
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Nicole Iverson, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Department of Biological Systems Engineering
Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources
College of Engineering
University of Nebraska–Lincoln
260 Morrison Hall, 4240 Fair Street, Lincoln, NE 68583
402-472-0884 | iverson(a)unl.edu<mailto:iverson@unl.edu>| engineering.unl.edu/iversonlab<http://engineering.unl.edu/iversonlab/>
From: Forrest Kievit <fkievit2(a)unl.edu>
Date: Thursday, January 18, 2024 at 11:36 AM
To: coe_biomed_faculty(a)lists.nebraska.edu <coe_biomed_faculty(a)lists.nebraska.edu>, coe_biomed_students(a)lists.nebraska.edu <coe_biomed_students(a)lists.nebraska.edu>, bse-bme(a)lists.nebraska.edu <bse-bme(a)lists.nebraska.edu>
Subject: UNL CoE BME Retreat!
Thank you for your survey responses, which we have used to develop the agenda for our second annual UNL College of Engineering Biomedical Engineering (BME) retreat on Thursday, February 1st, 2024, 8:30 am to 1:30 pm in Morrison Life Sciences Center, Room 169. We are excited by the enthusiasm and support to continue this event and to find ways to connect, collaborate, and share our expertise with each other! An invitation for the retreat will follow this email. Please be sure to share with your group members and encourage them to come!
Based on feedback from the survey, the retreat will allow time for both networking and presentations (lightning talks). Faculty, please sign up to present a talk here: https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1tggXLXU… <https://urldefense.com/v3/__https:/docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1tggXLXU9…>
Each faculty member who signs up will have 10 minutes to describe their research program and research program needs and can use the 10 minutes as they see fit. If you want time for questions, plan for less than 10 minutes. Also, if slots all fill up and you want to present, just contact us and we will make sure we get you added!
See you on February 1st!
Forrest and Angie
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Forrest Kievit, Ph.D.
Associate Professor and Biomedical Engineer
Department of Biological Systems Engineering
University of Nebraska – Lincoln
262 Morrison Center
4240 Fair Street, Lincoln, NE 68583-0900
402-472-2175 | fkievit2(a)unl.edu<mailto:fkievit2@unl.edu> | http://kievit.unl.edu/
FYI in case you didn’t get this
James – can you let me know if you get this email? There has been trouble with emails going to one of my classroom students named James instead of you. I hopefully fixed the problem, but I just want to check.
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Nicole Iverson, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Department of Biological Systems Engineering
Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources
College of Engineering
University of Nebraska–Lincoln
260 Morrison Hall, 4240 Fair Street, Lincoln, NE 68583
402-472-0884 | iverson(a)unl.edu<mailto:iverson@unl.edu>| engineering.unl.edu/iversonlab<http://engineering.unl.edu/iversonlab/>
From: Tracy Zimmerman <tracy.zimmerman(a)unl.edu>
Date: Monday, January 22, 2024 at 8:49 AM
To: BSEALL(a)LISTS.NEBRASKA.EDU <bseall(a)lists.nebraska.edu>, Wei Niu <wniu2(a)unl.edu>
Subject: BSE Colloquium
Please join us for the first colloquium of the spring semester! Dr. Wei Niu from the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering will be joining us (bio below).
Note that food will not be served at the colloquiums this semester – feel free to bring your lunch.
Dr. Wei Niu completely her B.S. degree in Chemistry and M.S. degree in Biophysics from Tsinghua University in China. She received her Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry from Michigan State University in 2004 under the supervision of Professor John W. Frost. After spending years in biotech companies, she returned to academia and joined the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at the University of Nebraska – Lincoln in 2015. Her research focuses on synthetic biology with special interests in microbial metabolic engineering, protein engineering, and genetic code expansion. She is one of the team members of Genomatica Inc. to receive the 2011 Presidential Green Chemistry Award for Bio-BDO project.
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Remember that graduate students and post docs are expected to attend these department/university seminars.
Undergraduate students are invited to attend, but do not have to.
Iverson
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Nicole Iverson, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Department of Biological Systems Engineering
Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources
College of Engineering
University of Nebraska–Lincoln
260 Morrison Hall, 4240 Fair Street, Lincoln, NE 68583
402-472-0884 | iverson(a)unl.edu<mailto:iverson@unl.edu>| engineering.unl.edu/iversonlab<http://engineering.unl.edu/iversonlab/>
Hi everyone,
I’ve put together a plan for our group meetings for this coming semester. This semester will be a little different than past semesters, but I think that it will be interesting/helpful.
As you can see, our first meeting (on 1/29) will be an overview of the book we read last semester and an explanation of what is expected for the semester.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Iverson
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Nicole Iverson, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Department of Biological Systems Engineering
Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources
College of Engineering
University of Nebraska–Lincoln
260 Morrison Hall, 4240 Fair Street, Lincoln, NE 68583
402-472-0884 | iverson(a)unl.edu<mailto:iverson@unl.edu>| engineering.unl.edu/iversonlab<http://engineering.unl.edu/iversonlab/>
Hi team,
As some of you know, I like to get a small holiday gift for everyone. I’m having trouble/delays with the rest of this year’s gift, so in the meantime I have set out the first half of the gift on the conference table in 258. I’m going to let everyone choose which of the three varieties they want, but there is enough for everyone to take one.
If I get the other half of the gift worked out I will let you know.
Happy (belated) Holidays!!
Iverson
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Nicole Iverson, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Department of Biological Systems Engineering
Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources
College of Engineering
University of Nebraska–Lincoln
260 Morrison Hall, 4240 Fair Street, Lincoln, NE 68583
402-472-0884 | iverson(a)unl.edu<mailto:iverson@unl.edu>| engineering.unl.edu/iversonlab<http://engineering.unl.edu/iversonlab/>
Hi everyone,
I’m putting together plans for our group meetings this semester. I would like us to finish discussing the book from last semester, but I know that I missed a couple of meetings, so I’m not sure what chapter we are on. How far did we discuss?
What would you like to do this semester for group meeting? If you have suggestions please send them to me by 8 am tomorrow (Thursday) morning so that I can put together a plan.
Thanks,
Iverson
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Nicole Iverson, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Department of Biological Systems Engineering
Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources
College of Engineering
University of Nebraska–Lincoln
260 Morrison Hall, 4240 Fair Street, Lincoln, NE 68583
402-472-0884 | iverson(a)unl.edu<mailto:iverson@unl.edu>| engineering.unl.edu/iversonlab<http://engineering.unl.edu/iversonlab/>
Hi group,
Since our lab has grown I have created a listserv that we can use to send an email to everyone in the group. The new email address is iversonlab(a)lists.unl.edu<mailto:iversonlab@lists.unl.edu>
You can send emails to this list to get something to everyone in the group.
To make sure that everyone is receiving emails from this list, could you please send me an email (at iverson(a)unl.edu<mailto:iverson@unl.edu>) to tell me that you received this message?
Thanks!
Iverson
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Nicole Iverson, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Department of Biological Systems Engineering
Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources
College of Engineering
University of Nebraska–Lincoln
260 Morrison Hall, 4240 Fair Street, Lincoln, NE 68583
402-472-0884 | iverson(a)unl.edu<mailto:iverson@unl.edu>| engineering.unl.edu/iversonlab<http://engineering.unl.edu/iversonlab/>