Unravelling ancient mysteries in sycamore fig DNA
Natalie Vance (’18 biology) extracts DNA from the sycamore fig to uncover its evolutionary history.
Natalie Vance (’18 biology) extracts DNA from the sycamore fig to uncover its evolutionary history.
Elizabeth Swanner, assistant professor of geological and atmospheric sciences, will help develop new tools to predict and combat harmful algal blooms, a growing threat to human and animal health in Iowa’s lakes.
Their chemistry graduate research into thermoelectric materials will be supported through the NASA Iowa Space Grant Consortium.
Emily Barske, Stacy Ko, and Daniela Dimitrova were honored by the Carrie Chapman Catt Center for Women and Politics on the 12th annual Women Impacting ISU calendar.
Dave Andersen, an assistant professor of political science, sees a significant political shift on the horizon as millennials surpass baby boomers as the largest voting generation.
By a jury vote of 8-5, the 15th annual reenactment of a landmark groundwater contamination trial led to a “Not Guilty” verdict for the second year in a row.
Theresa Windus prepares chemistry software for use on the soon-to-come fastest computers in the world.
Douglas Gentile, professor of psychology, says the WHO’s decision to classify video game addiction as a mental health disorder is an important step in getting people the help they need.