Eva Singh, a third-year student from New Delhi, India, studying computer science and engineering, has been recognized for her leadership and academics by University of Iowa International Programs.

As state funding falls through, the University of Iowa’s water quality monitoring system will rely on county, city and grant funding to continue operations.

Karah Hook, from Belvidere, Illinois, will earn a bachelor’s degree in chemical and biochemical engineering this month. She will also be the first student to earn University of Iowa’s new Applied Climate Science and Energy Technologies (ACSET) certificate.

Klaertje Hesselink, a University of Iowa undergraduate from Cedar Falls studying biochemical engineering, has received a Fulbright grant for environmental chemistry research in Germany for the 2026–27 academic year.

Hawkeye basketball player Taylor McCabe sets records on and off the court while on her way to becoming a structural engineer.

Ryan Clark, associate state geologist with the Iowa Geological Survey, discusses a variety of issues from E15, the proposed carbon capture pipeline, and geological hydrogen potential in the state as part of a round table discussion at the Iowa Press table.

Eva Singh, an undergraduate studying computer science and engineering, has been recognized for her leadership and academics.

Humberto Vergara’s project is part of the U.N’s larger Early Warnings For All, a global initiative aiming to provide warning systems to every country on earth by the end of 2027.

University of Iowa students and post-doctoral researchers in engineering, math, health care got a behind the scenes look at the commercial side of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), as well as early career pathways in the field, through a visit to GE HealthCare (GEHC) headquarters in Waukesha, Wisconsin.

Investments in new equipment have allowed electrical and computer engineering students to gain hands-on experience with cutting edge technology at the University of Iowa College of Engineering.