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    Spring 2006

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    Published by the University of Nebraska - Lincoln College of Engineering. Online at http://www.engineering.unl.edu/publications Copyright © 2006 The Board of Regents of the University of Nebraska.

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    Table of Contents:

    A Swine Sensation: William Velander is creating a safe, inexpensive treatment for hemophilia using protein from the milk of transgenic pigs.
    Bridging a Community: UNL and the Nebraska Department of Roads join together to build the United States’ first tied-arch bridge in Ravenna.
    Five Men and a Machine Shop: The Engineering and Science Research Support Facility helps UNL faculty turn ideas into reality.
    From the Gridiron to G-forces: Graduate student Curt Tomasevicz makes his Olympic debut.
    The Industry Standard: The new Charles Durham School of Architectural Engineering and Construction is expected to train the next generation of industry leaders.
    Racing Against the Clock: Students in ASC competition have just 18 hours to put together a management plan for a major construction project.

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