Iowa Flood Center Director Witold Krajewski has been elected to the National Academy of Engineering (NAE), one of the highest honors conferred in the field of engineering.
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Currents Flows On
IIHR Currents, an award-winning magazine, is in its tenth year of publication this year. The annual magazine features stories from IIHR faculty, staff, and students about research, facilities, and IIHR history.
Iowa: The Navy’s Secret Weapon
Isaac Di Napoli is a grad student working with IIHR who recently won a scholarship and a future job with the United States Department of Defense. After graduation, Di Napoli will begin working with the Navy on ship hydraulics research.
Fluids Lab Offers Hands-On Learning Community
On Friday, January 18, IIHR faculty members were on hand to guide students through the new Engineering Fluids Laboratories and demonstrate the equipment that would be available to University of Iowa students.
Barth Takes D.C. by Storm
IIHR graduate student Nancy Barth recently traveled to Washington, D.C., to present her doctoral research on Capitol Hill.
Summer Research Adventures
What did you do on your summer vacation? The high school students who participated in the Belin-Blank Center’s Secondary Student Training Program will have quite a story to tell about their summer adventure in Iowa City.
Schilling Named State Geologist of Iowa
Iowa has a new state geologist — Keith Schilling of the Iowa Geological Survey.
Hydro Stations Provide Weather Data Farmers Need
The Iowa Flood Center at the University of Iowa is deploying new hydrologic stations that provide real-time weather information that farmers can use.
A New Era of Engineering Education
IIHR is a leader in the development of experimental equipment for the teaching of fluid mechanics, as seen in the new Fluids Workshop in the Seamans Center Annex.
Sugar Creek Chronicle: Still Making a Difference
Interest in Connie Mutel’s A Sugar Creek Chronicle: Observing Climate Change from a Midwestern Woodland is still vibrant. Requests for public presentations about climate change and the book continue to roll in.
