Daniel McGehee, an engineering professor and director of the UI's Driving Safety Research Institute, said Tesla's European study presents "potentially useful evidence of system performance" but stops well short of showing FSD saves lives.

Research that linked nitrate pollution to blue baby syndrome shaped U.S. drinking water standards. Prof. David Cwiertny discusses ongoing nitrate concerns.

A University of Iowa-led engineering research team is developing a new way to produce nitric acid using only air, water, and electricity. 

Young Sunwoo, a University of Iowa engineering alumnus and director general of the International Union of Air Pollution Prevention and Environmental Protection Associations (IUAPPA), has advanced clean air and environmental sustainability initiatives on a global scale, earning the 2026 International Impact Award.

Xuan Song, James A. Chisman Faculty Fellow and associate professor of industrial and systems engineering at the University of Iowa, has won the American Ceramic Society’s (ACerS) 2026 Du-Co Ceramics Young Professional Award. 

University of Iowa atmospheric chemist Jun Wang used machine learning, satellite observations, and air quality data to create detailed ozone maps across the United States.

Meesha Dogan, CEO, co-founder, and director of Cardio Diagnostics, recently led a group of Iowa engineering students on a tour of her company’s Iowa City lab, where patient samples are processed for diagnostic testing.

With nearly 800 students and 150 employers in attendance, the Engineering Career Fair serves as one of the University of Iowa College of Engineering's largest connections to industry. The event helps students explore career paths, secure internships and full-time positions, and build relationships with employers seeking engineering talent.

Iowa INSIGHT is filling gaps in private well arsenic testing data by supplying free arsenic testing kits to six counties with notably low testing.

University of Iowa students took an ambitious art-and-science course into the field in Iceland, where high-altitude balloon launches tested their technical skills, creative instincts, and ability to work across disciplines in unpredictable conditions.