Playing with science
Julie Kuhlman expands girls’ opportunities to learn science through hands-on activities at Edwards Elementary School in Ames.
Category: Research
Dangers of living in a world dominated by machines
In his forthcoming book, “Interpersonal Divide in the Age of the Machine,” Michael Bugeja explores what might happen if we allow machines to dictate our life.
Musical beds: Co-sleeping is more common than some parents admit
Parents know that co-sleeping is considered a no-no, but many still allow their children to crawl into bed with them at night.
100 years later, Duchamp’s ‘Fountain’ still influential
The controversial work of art, which was nothing more than a urinal turned upside down, is still an influential piece a century later.
LAS researchers untangle the molecular mechanisms connecting plant stress and growth
Study links autophagy, an important energy recycling function, with slower growth during stress conditions
Cross-cultural study strengthens link between media violence and aggressive behavior
This first-of-its-kind study, conducted in seven different countries, confirms six decades of research showing the effect is the same, regardless of culture.
Students to present at Symposium on Undergraduate Research & Creative Expression
Nearly 40 students from the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences will present their research.
CATEGORIES: Research
Menefee wins second place in ISU Faculty Research Day Lightning talks
Adapting a classic play provided a platform for teens to engage in discussions about citizenship.