Exploring mysteries on the surface: 2D materials reveal surprising properties
“Our work is somewhat of a miracle, if scientists can talk about miracles,” said Tringides.
“Our work is somewhat of a miracle, if scientists can talk about miracles,” said Tringides.
“In real life things are never perfect,” said Ruslan Prozorov.
Jill Pruetz and her team’s reports and video, published in the International Journal of Primatology, build upon a 2014 study on lethal aggression.
Funding, totaling more than $2.9 million, shows the high quality of research taking place in evolutionary biology at ISU.
Through a nearby one-day conference, John Sawatzky, a senior in mathematics, confirmed his interest in functional analysis research.
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.