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Quantum materials measurement gets a boost
Paul Canfield, Ames Lab physicist, Distinguished Professor and the Robert Allen Wright Professor of Physics and Astronomy, is conducting innovative research with collaborators in the field.
Researchers restore function of heart muscles in aging fruit flies
Study of cardiac muscles in flies might help you keep your heart young.
ISU Theatre’s "Iowa Odyssey or (How We Got to Here)" earns top honor
The production will perform at January's Region 5 Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
Happy holidays from LAS!
Dean Schmittmann hosts a Campanile Gingerbread Challenge to wish alumni, friends, faculty, staff and students a bright holiday season.
Medically fragile children and parents share a need for support
An article published on The Conversation highlights the ongoing support needs of parents.
A logical legacy
Scott Hanna's planned gift to the Department of Mathematics ensures that his legacy and love of mathematics lives on.
Honors and Awards
Zhe Fei — CAREER innovation award, National Science Foundation (NSF)
Julia Zaikina — Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) award, National Science Foundation (NSF)
Shannon Harper — Outstanding Dissertation Award, University of Illinois at Chicago
Dave Peterson, Lori Biederman — PLOS One top papers, PLOS Blogs
Costas Soukoulis — Highly Cited Researchers for 2019, Clarivate Analytics
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Published and Performed
Young Jin Lee — Residues in fingerprints hold clues to their age, Analytical Chemistry
Rachel Meyers — "On Her Own: Practices of Female Benefaction in the Western Roman Empire, Ancient Society
Matthew W. Sivils — Sir Rohan's Ghost. A Romance, Anthem Press
Mark W. Rectanus — Museums Inside Out, The University of Minnesota Press
Katherine A. Rafferty — Parents of medically fragile children and their kids could use help, understanding year round., The Conversation
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Mathematics Colloquium 268 Carver Hall |
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Iowa State Daily Panel Discussion, Student Press Freedom Day – First Amendment Series 163 Hamilton Hall |
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