Researchers turn to quantum computing power to simulate, study atomic nuclei
A $1 million grant is helping James Vary, physics and astronomy, and other researchers unlock the mysteries of an atom’s nucleus.
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Better eyewitness lineup improves accuracy, detecting innocence
Psychology researchers have developed a new tool to enhance police investigations.
LAS graduate scores big creating content for professional sports teams
Hugo Bolanos (’17 journalism) uses the skills learned at Iowa State to create exciting content for the Minnesota Timberwolves organization.
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Olga Mesropova’s RUS 375 class awarded Quality Matters (QM) certification
RUS 375 “From Gorbachev to Putin: Contemporary Russian Culture,” designed and taught by Associate Professor of Russian, Olga Mesropova, has received Quality Matters (QM) Certification. The certification was awarded after a rigorous national peer-review of the learner-focused design and curriculum, across 42 rubrics in 8 categories (including “learning competencies,” “instructional materials,” “learning activities,” and “learner … Continue reading Olga Mesropova’s RUS 375 class awarded Quality Matters (QM) certification
Research discovery could lead to treatment for cancer, obesity
Discovery of a “metabolic switch” could lead to effective treatments for childhood obesity and cancer.
Warming climate means more, stronger Atlantic tropical storms
A warming climate could increase the number and severity of tropical cyclones in the North Atlantic, according to new LAS research.
‘Whisper networks’ thrive for women at work
Carrie Ann Johnson, Carrie Chapman Catt Center for Women and Politics, found women rely on informal communication networks when it comes to sexual harassment.
Education boosts entrepreneurship in high growth industries
A new study by John Winters, professor of economics, indicates more education boosts entrepreneurship, especially for women.