As a recipient of the 2024 Stanley Award for International Research, Emily Wieder will travel to Paris this fall to present her research on women surrealists who resisted the Nazis at the International Society for the Study of Surrealism’s annual conference.

Using the Smithsonian Institutions’ collection of resources, doctoral student Dominic Dongilli explores the relationship between zoos and American culture.

Robert Becker, PhD, says Iowa’s urban planning program shaped his 50-year career and was influential on his first novel on disaster recovery in New Orleans.

The students will teach English abroad, serve in local community organizations, enroll in graduate studies at cutting-edge universities, and conduct research and creative arts projects.

The Iowa Initiative for Sustainable Communities celebrated its community efforts with the City of Dubuque.

Third-year doctoral student Ashby Martin sees numbers as language. His research on bilingual children examines the neurological impact of shifting between an individual's two languages.

Fifth-year doctoral student Konstantina (Konna) Zoga's work advances research on bacterial biofilm infections on medical implants. Zoga came to Iowa to pursue her PhD in chemical and biochemical engineering after completing her previous degrees in Greece.

Computer science professor has mentored 8 doctoral students to completion with a 9th in progress. He has also advised over 70 master’s students on course choices needed for completion of their programs.

Andrew Jezewski researches how Cryptococcus grows in the brain and how it tolerates carbon dioxide.