Molecular and Cellular Biology doctoral student researches how cells stick together to gain insight into the nature of human disease.

Ph.D. student's study characterizes exposures and symptoms experienced by individuals inhabiting flood-damaged homes in Cedar Rapids during and after remediation.

Community engagement became this scholar's passion through her participation as an Obermann Graduate Fellow.

Lifelong New Zealander researches and writes about the validity of the witch hunt for "baby farmer" Minnie Dean.

Based on excellence in research, master's student was awarded the L.B. Sims Outstanding Master's Thesis Award.

Hydrogen gas is an excellent fuel for both combustion and electrochemical power systems, including fuel cells.

Dissertation prize winner researches a form of adult-onset hearing loss caused by an abnormal bone growth in the middle ear.

MFA student achieved personal growth during a community engagement project at the Iowa Juvenile Home/Girls State Training School.

AMCS grad student develops mathematical model to investigate the spread and abatement of lesions that form on the surface of the cartilage following injury.

Neuroscience faculty member gains information to improve brain-injury patients' quality of life.