Author: Amy Juhnke

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Bassham selected by Faculty 1000

Diane Bassham, professor in the Department of Genetics, Development and Cell Biology, was selected to become a member of F1000, an open research publishing platform for life scientists. Bassham, an internationally recognized expert in plant autophagy, will join esteemed peers in identifying, rating, and summarizing the most impactful and transformative research articles for inclusion. Bassham … Continue reading Bassham selected by Faculty 1000

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LAS student appointed Summer Scholar

Graduate student Jacob Martin is utilizing his knowledge and learning experience to help professionals succeed.

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Data trumps profits in gaming industry

Research of violence in video games tangles with a booming industry.

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Researchers image quasiparticles that could lead to faster circuits, higher bandwidths

“We are the first to show a picture of these quasiparticles and how they propagate, interfere and emit.”

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Lakeside science

Research by Betsy Swanner is contributing to our understanding of harmful algal blooms, a big environmental problem for water quality in the Midwest and worldwide.

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ISU students take second place in national competition

Students awarded second place in banking competition.

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A gut feeling: How understanding the nerves in your gut could also provide insights into the brain

Julie Kuhlman studies gut neuron development using zebrafish as a model.

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“Ship in a bottle” method improves catalysts

Wenyu Huang maximizes the surface area of catalysts by protecting nanometer sized particles with this new strategy.