Archive: Dec 2023

Mya O’Connell: Outstanding senior in chemical engineering
"I think the best thing about the Iowa State engineering experience is the relationships I’ve built with my peers. Being an Iowa State engineer is a team effort, and my classmates were essential in navigating the coursework and offered perspectives that will always stay with me." Read More

December 12, 2023
For Jedidiah Chukwusom connections and community are chemical engineering catalysts
"Cyclone Engineering is a community feeling and ease of networking. I have been able to take part in so many opportunities because of how willing everyone is to work together and communicate. Often a simple email opens a door that I could never imagine it could open.: Read More

December 11, 2023
Annika Lehan is turning technology into sustainability
"As a Cyclone Engineer, I would like to use technology to design and improve processes that will help guide us toward a more sustainable future. Additionally, I hope to have a positive impact on my peers and one day be able to provide mentorship because it’s only when we help set up future generations that we will have truly made our impact on the world." Read More

December 11, 2023
Student Team Qualifies for National Programming Competition
ISU students qualify for national programming competition. Read More

December 8, 2023
WalletHub: Doug Jacobson’s suggestions to avoid online fraud and theft
Quick tips from national cybersecurity expert Doug Jacobson Read More

December 6, 2023
New Soft Matter Electrostatic Levitator makes possible world’s first neutron scattering on levitated salt solution droplets up to extreme supersaturation
John Jonghyun Lee, assistant professor of mechanical engineering, led research that demonstrated the world’s first neutron scattering on levitated salt solution droplets up to extreme supersaturation. The team used a novel instrument they designed called a Soft Matter Electrostatic Levitator (SEL), integrated into the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s High Flux Isotope Reactor’s WAND2 facility. Read More

December 1, 2023