Programs of Excellence Funded Projects
- Atomic, Molecular, Optical, and Plasma Physics
- Behavioral Health
- Bioengineering: Nebraska Center for Virology
- Bioengineering: Redox Biology Center
- Bioinformatics and Biological Modeling: Microbiology
- Biomedical Engineering
- Business Leadership
- Cather Studies
- Center for Writing Partnerships
- Children, Youth, Families, Schools
- Creating Dependable End User Software
- Creative Writing: The Nebraska Summer Writers' Conference
- Digital Media
- Digital Research in the Humanities
- Ecosystemic Research Methodology
- Enhancing Undergraduate Education
- Food Safety
- Initiative for Ecological and Evolutionary Analysis
- J D Edwards Program
- Law & Psychology Program
- Library POE Support
- Math & Science Teachers for the 21st Century
- Nanoscale Science and Technology
- Proteomics, Functional Genomics and Structural Biology
- Proteomics, Functional Genomics, and Structural Biology: Biofuels Systems Research
- School of Architectural Engineering
- Simulation, Computation and IT Telecommunications
- Survey Methodology and Statistics
- University Honors Program
- Visual Literacy
- Water Resources
Programs of Excellence history has involved an identification of department and college priorities. Twenty-three programs have emerged as candidates for PoE funding. Continued funding can be designated to support these programs, or other programs that meet the criteria.
Images
Atomic, Molecular, Optical, & Plasma Physics (AMOP)
Weit's Photo of Batelaan Novel Interferometer: This is described in detail as one of the Research Milestones in the Report.

Photo of the Cover of the journal Laser Focus World for February 2007: It shows the Diocles Laser Facility build by Professor Donald P. Umstadter and serves to illustrate the publicity this new laser facility is generating for UNL around the world.

Nanoscale Science and Technology
Calculated charge density showing the change in the induced magnetic moment on the interface Ti atom with reversal of the electric polarization of BaTiO3 layer (shown by arrow).



