Grant Arndt earns NEH Fellowship for book project
The project examines the weekly “Indian News” columns written by four members of the Ho-Chunk Nation in Wisconsin and published in local newspapers in nearby towns.
The project examines the weekly “Indian News” columns written by four members of the Ho-Chunk Nation in Wisconsin and published in local newspapers in nearby towns.
The creativity shown in this research is impressive and a testament to ISU’s diversity of expertise in arts, humanities, and design.
New research aims to compare different climate simulation approaches side by side to see where they each have their strengths and where they each have their challenges.
Just like growth rings on trees give clues about past growing conditions, clam shells have growth increments that offer clues about past ocean conditions.
Sweta Roy-Carson will present her thesis in three minutes to a general audience on April 7, representing Iowa State University in the 3MT regional competition in Indianapolis.
Alicia Carriquiry, Guru Rao, and Curtis Struck are among six ISU scientists recognized for their research.
Long before a patient steps inside a doctor’s office or a surgeon’s operating room, scientists at Iowa State have developed innovative methods and materials that produce more accurate data collection, sharper MRI scans, and more.
The research, supported by a National Science Foundation grant, could lead to breeding and engineering crop varieties that better meet the nutritional needs of humans and are more resistant to stress.