EEOB professor offers students unique animal research opportunity
Corinna Most, ecology, evolution and organismal biology, is helping make immersive animal behavior research more accessible for students.
Category: Research
Bill Gallus part of research team designing new extreme-wind testing facility
A research team led by a group of Iowa State faculty has won a four-year, $14 million grant to design a national testing facility that will simulate tornadoes and other windstorms.
Latest ISU/Civiqs poll finds little change among GOP voters
The third wave of results from the ISU/Civiqs poll shows Donald Trump remains in the lead, followed by Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley.
A layered lake is a little like Earth’s early oceans
By investigating what a Minnesota lake’s microbes are doing, Iowa State’s Elizabeth Swanner can better understand how they transformed the Earth’s atmosphere and oceans into what they are today.
Move toward safer food
Salmonella bacteria infections could drop thanks to Braden Lewis (’24 biochemistry). He has been making significant progress toward solving the problem since his first year at Iowa State.
Combining math and entomology to manage soybean aphid outbreaks
Iowa State researchers received a USDA grant to develop mathematical models to simulate soybean aphid population dynamics over a growing season.
Desantis and Haley gain but Trump maintains lead in ISU/Civiqs poll
Among likely Iowa Republican caucus-goers, Donald Trump maintains a strong lead over other presidential nominees.
Researchers blow whistle on forensic science method
A new psychology study reveals that firearms experts are more likely to call shell-casing mismatches “inconclusive” in cartridge-case comparisons, a practice that could send an innocent suspect to prison.