Using light waves to accelerate supercurrents to access properties of the quantum world
Physicist Jigang Wang’s research will benefit electronics with high speeds and low energy consumption.
Category: Research
New research on effects of gaming disorder
Risk of gaming addiction increases for small, but significant number as teens become adults.
ISU robot helps keep biology research moving forward
In contrast to safety limitations for humans, a robot at Iowa State University continues to toil away in its laboratory, oblivious to the coronavirus outbreak.
Iowa State researchers develop mathematical models which track and forecast COVID-19 in Iowa and the United States
Data reveal how COVID-19 continues to spread throughout Iowa and evidence that social distancing has reduced transmission rates
LAS scientists improve forecasting of rising sea levels
Neal Iverson, professor of geological and atmospheric sciences, published a tool to aid computer modeling of glacier movement and sea-level rise.
Iowa State computer scientists launch data science infrastructure to advance COVID-19 research
Iowa State’s tool allows researchers to access six decades of coronavirus research on a single, searchable, Web-based platform.
Why leadership styles matter in rural Iowa
A new report from David Peters, associate professor of sociology, shows why municipal leadership style matters in Iowa’s small towns.
Interdisciplinary team exploring nanovaccines and nanotherapies
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.
It’s a crime, but for meth cooks it’s also a job
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.