Iowa farmers and experts, including UI professor David Cwiertny, discuss nitrate pollution, water quality challenges, and the need for action.

The problem-solving skills she honed through her engineering degree gave her a different perspective on patient care as Kayla Bean works as a family medicine resident physician.

Kirsten Riley is a Chemical Engineering alumna from the University of Iowa. She is currently working at Bayer and a member of the CBE Advisory Board. Learn more about Kirsten and how she has utilized her ChemE degree throughout her career!

Shiljashree Vijay is a Chemical Engineering alumna from the University of Iowa. She is currently a senior product and development engineer at SunHydrogen. Learn more about Shiljashree and how she has utilized her ChemE PhD throughout her career!

Cade Machin is a fourth year undergraduate student in Chemical and Biochemical Engineering

Hossein Zare is a fourth year PhD student in Chemical and Biochemical Engineering

University of Iowa civil and environmental engineering students are developing projects to support five communities in Lyon County through the Iowa Initiative for Sustainable Communities.

A University of Iowa research project is attempting to develop a better understanding of arsenic in private drinking wells in Iowa and offering landowners, in certain counties, free testing for their wells.

New research from the Iowa Integrated Network for Science, Information, and Geospatial Health Tracking (INSIGHT) program at the University of Iowa seeks to better understand arsenic levels in private drinking water wells. Because of Iowa's diverse geology and landforms, arsenic levels vary considerably across the state.

Jacqueline Dowling, assistant professor of civil and environmental engineering, helped organize the Iowa Climate Educators group, whose annual climate statement warns Iowa is at a "fork in the road" as data center energy demand rises.