Meteorology student group wins multiple national awards
The Iowa State University chapter of the American Meteorological Society (AMS) was named Outstanding Student Chapter of the Year, the fifth time they have received this honor.
The Iowa State University chapter of the American Meteorological Society (AMS) was named Outstanding Student Chapter of the Year, the fifth time they have received this honor.
Check out a few highlights of related faculty research in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences!
Elizabeth Swanner, assistant professor of geological and atmospheric sciences, will help develop new tools to predict and combat harmful algal blooms, a growing threat to human and animal health in Iowa’s lakes.
By a jury vote of 8-5, the 15th annual reenactment of a landmark groundwater contamination trial led to a “Not Guilty” verdict for the second year in a row.
Two faculty members in geological and atmospheric sciences play key roles in research on the unique supply and demand issues for energy usage during heat and drought.
Iverson’s transformative research improves scientists’ understanding of how glaciers move and shape landscapes.
Morgan was previously a professor of structural geology and tectonics at Central Michigan University. His appointment began August 15.
Anne Castle, former assistant secretary for water and science in the U.S. Department of the Interior, will deliver the Ronald Lecture in Environmental Conservation on April 13.