Science Advances , a peer-reviewed multidisciplinary open-access scientific journal, has published a paper co-authored by two University of Iowa environmental researchers on how a self-amplifying chemical mechanism explains severe winter haze events in China.
The researchers are Meng...
The College of Engineering undergraduate commencement was held Sunday, December 18, at Hancher Auditorium, Iowa City, IA, celebrating the graduation of 122 seniors.
Featured speaker was Engineering alumna Mona Garvin, associate professor of electrical and computer engineering and...
The College of Engineering will hold undergraduate commencement at 12:00 Noon Sunday, December 18 at Hancher Auditorium.
Featured speaker will be Engineering alumna Mona Garvin, associate professor of electrical and computer engineering and researcher at the UI Institute for Biomedical...
As employers are scrambling to find applications with STEM qualifications, UV+EB Technology magazine has published a cover feature on how the UI Chemical and Biochemical Engineering program is reaching out to high school students and undergrads to steer them toward relevant graduate programs. In...
Engineering alumna Sharon K. Tinker (BSE 1980 chemical engineering) will receive the College of Engineering Dean's Award for Distinguished Service Thursday, December 1. In addition to receiving the award, Tinker will deliver a Chemical and Biochemical Engineering professional seminar on process...
The University of Iowa this week launched its first-ever crowdfunding platform: GOLDrush, open to College of Engineering faculty and staff members and others on the UI campus.
A growing national trend, crowdfunding has made it simple to raise funds for projects from colleagues, family,...
The College of Engineering has launched a completely new web site that has an updated design and streamlined content for a more engaging and usable experience for all visitors. The site is located at the same address, www.engineering.uiowa.edu ....
Kirsten Stoner, a fourth-year biomedical engineering doctoral student and research assistant at the UI Center for Computer-Aided Design, won the UI Graduate College’s Three Minute Thesis competition November 4.
Her presentation was on "A Pain in the Neck: Modeling Cervical Myelopathy."...
KGAN-TV/CBS2, Cedar Rapids/Iowa City, broadcast a feature story October 28, 2016, on how University of Iowa students and faculty have access to a rare and expensive machine called the Raith Voyager to use microfabrication to improve the future.
To see the story, go to...