Eman Ismail's dissertation addresses issues of color compatibility of dental composites with natural teeth.

Kathryn Klarich Wong analyzed tap water samples collected from water treatment plants on the UI campus and the surrounding Iowa City community.

Brittany Givens, who earned her master's degree in chemical and biochemical engineering, suggests that silicon dioxide nanoparticles are not harmful to humans in low doses for short exposure times.

School of Urban and Regional Planning professor earns the 2018 Jay Chatterjee Distinguished Service Award.

Tianlu Zhang's research primarily focuses on learning to read Chinese as a second language.

Emily Kroska evaluated the effectiveness of ACT when it's delivered in a group setting in a single day and determined that a brief intervention is a successful form of treatment.

Arianna Rigon's dissertation research advanced the understanding of the underlying cognitive and neural networks responsible for the impairment of facial affect recognition.

In his dissertation, Greg Ongie developed an algorithm for accelerated MRI reconstruction based on a new mathematical model of images.

A record six University of Iowa graduate students received National Science Foundation (NSF) Graduate Research Fellowships, starting in the 2018-19 academic year.