Iowa State research could help improve climate change projections
New research aims to compare different climate simulation approaches side by side to see where they each have their strengths and where they each have their challenges.
Author: Amy Juhnke
CATEGORIES: Research
Iowa State scientist uses clam shells to help build 1,000-year record of ocean climate
Just like growth rings on trees give clues about past growing conditions, clam shells have growth increments that offer clues about past ocean conditions.
CATEGORIES: Students
Using Science to Serve
For Bilal Baig, science and service have been an integral part of his college experience, a passion he plans to build on after graduation.
Sweta Roy-Carson to advance to regional 3 Minute Thesis competition
Sweta Roy-Carson will present her thesis in three minutes to a general audience on April 7, representing Iowa State University in the 3MT regional competition in Indianapolis.
Multiple LAS faculty honored by American Association for the Advancement of Science
Alicia Carriquiry, Guru Rao, and Curtis Struck are among six ISU scientists recognized for their research.
CATEGORIES: Notable
Winter Break Hours
In an effort to conserve energy during a period of reduced activity on campus, Catt Hall will close December 23 – January 2. In addition, Catt Hall will observe modified hours of operation during the week of Thanksgiving (November 21-25) and winter break (December 19-January 2). Following are winter break hours: November 21 – 23 … Continue reading Winter Break Hours