From NPR’s All Tech Considered: “Last year, Halil Ceylan, a professor of civil, construction and environmental engineering at Iowa State University, installed two 15-by-13.5-foot slabs of conductive concrete at a corner of a hangar at Des Moines International Airport. It’s in an area for smaller planes, and Ceylan can turn on the heated pavement with an …Continue reading “Winter is coming. What if roads and runways could de-ice themselves?”
James Kuhman, a aerospace engineering sophomore from Greendale, Wisc., is among 15 students on Iowa State University’s Team PrISUm competing in the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge in Australia.
The Department of Materials Science and Engineering is known for building a strong sense of community among the students. This could be correlated with its small size which gives everyone more of an opportunity to get to know each other through common classes, student organizations, and sufficient space for student collaboration. As students graduate from …Continue reading “MSE GOLD, Materials Science and Engineering Graduates of the Last Decade, launches in October”
Jason Baldus, an electrical engineering sopohmore from West Des Moines, Iowa, is among 15 students on Iowa State University’s Team PrISUm competing in the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge in Australia.
Manjit Misra, professor of agricultural and biosystems engineering and director of Iowa State’s Seed Science Center, was presented with the Global Agriculture Academic Leadership Award from the Indian Council of Food and Agriculture.
