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Iowa State cyber-security playground named finalist for R&D 100 Award
Researchers Garner Grant to Study Innovative Biofuels Production Technology
Building a strong foundation in innovation
Recent mechanical engineering grad is advancing his experience in research at UC Berkeley When Payton Goodrich participated in his high school’s robotics program, his passion for mechanical engineering ignited. The Minneapolis native brought that energy to Iowa State and excelled in the classroom and in research projects. Now, he’s starting his Ph.D. at UC Berkeley, …Continue reading “Building a strong foundation in innovation”
PrISUm: Changing the future of transportation
Alumnus David A. Sabatini named 2016 recipient of national award for global outreach
Marston Hall Renovated
Provost Wickert discusses construction, classroom improvements on campus
Provost Jonathan Wickert sat down with the Iowa State Daily on Friday afternoon to discuss goals, initiatives and recent news from the Office of the Senior Vice President and Provost. One of the topics discussed was recent and future classroom renovations on campus.
Astronaut Clayton Anderson set to help students understand ‘operational thinking’
Iowa State alumni find success with geothermal drilling
Dan Rau, a mechanical engineering alumnus, is making strides in geothermal energy. After he graduated in 1998, Rau began working as a mechanical engineer for a consulting firm that designed heating, venting and cooling systems for commercial use. That’s when he was introduced to geothermal technology and began to invest his time into researching the …Continue reading “Iowa State alumni find success with geothermal drilling”
Shoaib receives Robert B. Oliver Scholarship
Mohammad Rashid Mohammad Shoaib, a recent graduate in aerospace engineering, continues to utilize his studies to understand additive manufacturing through nondestructive evaluation (NDE).
Associate professors earn ASNT Faculty Grant award
Paul Schafbuch, Thomas Chiou, and Norbert Meyendorf, all associate professors in aerospace engineering, are improving mechanics and structures courses at Iowa State thanks to an American Society for Nondestructive Testing’s (ASNT) Faculty Grant award.
BAM: The Slipperiest Material in the World
Team PrISUm finishes nearly 2,000 miles of racing in seventh, wins two achievement awards
Cloud cover slows Team PrISUm, team has to haul Phaëton 2 to Scotts Bluff