Thomas Iadecola earns NSF CAREER award for quantum computer research
The $470,000 grant will support Iadecola’s theoretical research and efforts to engage pre-college and college students in science, technology and mathematics.
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Nok Wongpiromsarn earns NSF CAREER award
Nok Wongpiromsarn, assistant professor in the Department of Computer Science, has earned a CAREER award from the National Science Foundation (NSF). The CAREER award is the NSF’s most prestigious honor in support of early-career faculty members who serve as exemplary teacher-scholars through outstanding research, teaching excellence and the integration of education and research. Wongpiromsarn’s research … Continue reading Nok Wongpiromsarn earns NSF CAREER award
Anand honored for chemistry-based innovations in human health
Robbyn Anand named Carlyle G. Caldwell Endowed Chair in Chemistry, honored for pioneering the development of microfluidic devices that detect, capture and analyze cells.
Survey highlights pandemic’s effects on mental and physical health in rural Iowa
David Peters, a professor of sociology, led the survey which reached nearly 14,000 households in 73 Iowa communities.
LAS scientist awarded $460,000 NSF grant for photochemistry research
Arthur Winter receives a three-year grant for research that could someday lead to light-activated cancer treatments.
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Charlie Nagle earns National Science Foundation grant
Charlie Nagle, associate professor of Spanish, has earned a grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF). The $249,079 award will support Nagel’s research until August, 2024. Nagle is the Principal Investigator for the research, “A longitudinal approach to examining perception-production links in second language speech sound learning.” He will collaborate with researchers at the University … Continue reading Charlie Nagle earns National Science Foundation grant
Professor harnesses the power of artificial intelligence to improve the quality of colonoscopies
Real-time feedback encourages better inspection techniques and signals when to slow the procedure, which could increase polyp detection and save lives.
Glaciologists measure, model hard glacier beds, write slip law to estimate glacier speeds
Neal Iverson, professor of geological and atmospheric sciences, led the study which was supported by funding from the National Science Foundation.
Iowa State-led research group secures $300,000 NSF grant to improve the reusability of publicly funded research data
Findings could transform how researchers conduct studies, collaborate
with other scientists and share their discoveries with the world.