Donald Sakaguchi, Morrill Professor in the Department of Genetics, Development & Cell Biology, works with scientists across campus on nanovaccines and nanotherapies for respiratory infections, neural disorders, tropical diseases, cancer and veterinary diseases.
A new study by Jacob Erickson, Ph.D. candidate in sociology, and Andrew Hochstetler, professor of sociology, looks at the reasons why people who cook meth see it as a job, despite it being illegal.
Students are compensated for high-end research in a variety of disciplines, ranging from chemistry and journalism to psychology and economics.
LAS chemists used mass spectrometry tools to analyze fingerprints and found clues in the fatty oils within the prints.
Cutting-edge research leads to discoveries about vibrational motions and how they may prolong desired electron excitations.
Iowa State chemist honored for expanding insight into the structure of molecules.
LAS scientists track a symptom of the way cities trap heat, a phenomenon known as the “heat-island effect.”
Young brings math-equity expertise and transformative ideas to help Iowa students excel in science, technology, engineering and math.
Allen Lawrence, who received his master’s degree in astrophysics after retiring from a long engineering career, is first author in a paper revealing a rare double-nucleus structure in a well-known, nearby galaxy.