Researchers find video games influence sexist attitudes
Iowa State and French researchers found a link between video game exposure and sexism in a new study of more than 13,000 adolescents.
Author: Amy Juhnke
Studying the stars
After NASA’s announcement of the first known system of seven Earth-sized planets around a single star, Steve Kawaler explains how planets are found. To know more about the planets, we have to look to the stars.
ISU postdoc selected for fellowship in France
Eric Gangloff will study the wall lizard along altitudinal gradients to understand how animal physiology is affected by the interaction of temperature and factors such as oxygen level.
Improving drug analysis
Aaron Rossini uses a specialized machine at ISU, one of only about 5 in North America, to help pharmaceutical companies test their drug products.
CATEGORIES: Notable
Simonson named chair of the Department of Music and Theatre
A 39-year Iowa State faculty member, Donald Simonson succeeds Michael Golemo, director of bands and professor of music.
LAS geologists introduce tool to revolutionize teaching
Iowa State University researchers have developed a new web application that makes it quick and easy for people to use 3-D printers to make terrain models of any place on Earth.
CATEGORIES: Research
Science Journal for Kids gives ISU research a new audience
Middle and high school students learn if bees get the flu thanks to Iowa State Research featured in a new journal for kids.
CATEGORIES: Honored
Weber-Fève receives another teaching award
Stacey Weber-Fève, Associate Professor of French, has been awarded the 2017 Dorothy Ludwig Excellence in Teaching Award at the Post-Secondary Level by the American Association of Teachers of French (AATF). The honor recognizes "teachers who have demonstrated excellence and commitment in the teaching of the French language and French and Francophone cultures and literatures.” Stacey … Continue reading Weber-Fève receives another teaching award