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Planting the Seed: Connecting with the Land and Local History
Illuminating the Subsurface
There’s a lot more going on underground than most of us imagine.
IIHR researcher Jessica Meyer is working to develop new insights on how groundwater moves and innovative ways to characterize its flow. Meyer, an assistant professor in the University of Iowa Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, says that understanding the flow of groundwater can be difficult. “It’s challenging because you can’t observe any of it directly,” she says.
The Germ of an Idea: Research During a Public Health Emergency
The Surprising Science of COVID-19
A Recipe for Better Masks
Safer Classrooms
Does Less Pollution Mean Less Precipitation?
Behind the Scenes: Bringing IIHR’s History to Life
A River Flowed Through It: IIHR’s Legacy in Fluid Mechanics
Working Hard and Having Fun
Laura Myers has been making life at IIHR more for for almost 20 years.
Propelled into the Future
By Margot Dick
Mehedi Bappy is studying cavitation modeling to predict the growth and evolution of bubbly wakes.
Staying Afloat and Learning to Think
IIHR alumnus Fred Locher has some good stories to tell about his student days at the institute.
IIHR Currents Archives
IIHR Currents Archives
Gold Award
Best Annual Report
CASE District V’s “Pride of CASE V,” 2018–19
Award of Excellence
Communicator Awards, 2018-19, and 2019-20
Academy of Interactive and Visual Arts
Award of Excellence
Communicator Awards, 2017–18
Academy of Interactive and Visual Arts