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ContactNews ServiceAnnette Hacker, director, (515) 294-3720 Office: (515) 294-4777 |
NewsISU scientists help launch plant genome journalTwo Iowa State researchers are serving on the editorial board that is launching a new scientific publication devoted to molecular biology and crop improvement. $1 million raised for seed science fellowshipsThree recent gifts to support seed-science graduate students have put a fund-raising initiative over the $1 million goal. "Wildness, Wilderness and the Creative Imagination"The ISU Creative Writing program will hold a free public symposium on "Wildness, Wilderness and the Creative Imagination" Feb. 20-22. Big 12 Black Student Government leaders to ISUMore than 1,200 students from other Big 12 schools are expected to visit campus Feb. 23-25 for the annual Big 12 Conference on Black Student Government. Activist Angela Davis is among conference speakers. Three night games for next football seasonIowa State's 2006 non-conference football slate will include a season-opening Thursday night game and two other contests under the lights. Shanda Munn arrested in fatal hit-and-runShanda Rae Munn, 20, Lawler, has been been arrested and charged in connection with a fatal hit-and-run accident in December. Munn was charged with Homicide by Vehicle (Class B Felony) and Failing to Stop at an Accident Resulting in the Death of Another Person (Aggravated Misdemeanor). Investigators believe the victim, Kelly Jean Laughery, 20, was walking along Mortensen Road in Ames when she was struck.  Dr. Langholz Dental care important to pet healthDental cleanings can help your pet's overall physical health, says veterinarian Kim Langholz. Iowans could be heading round the roundaboutsHillary Isebrands, an Iowa State University doctoral student, is studying how modern roundabouts on rural Midwest highways can move traffic and save lives. Student entrepreneur conference returnsAn annual student entrepreneurship conference created at Iowa State five years ago is returning to campus March 3. Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine NewsLearn about field peas as an alternative third crop, new resources for Iowa's wine industry, and research to evaluate a new diagnostic approach for bovine viral diarrhea disease in this month's Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine News. Ames Lab innovation key to a "lead-free" EuropeA lead-free solder developed at Ames Laboratory is helping electronics manufacturers meet new lead-free standards in Europe. Iowa State awards state economic development dollars to nine projectsIowa State awards $788,962 from the state's Grow Iowa Values Fund to nine research projects that have high potential to improve Iowa's economy. Officials tell how ISU would spend R&D fundsIowa State will have $17 million to spend on research and development if the legislature endorses Gov. Tom Vilsack's proposal to give the regents universities $50 million in R&D funds over three years. Officials recently told regents and legislators how they would use those funds. Black History Month events at Iowa StateTalks by Angela Davis and Joan Morgan, a multicultural leadership summit and more mark Black History Month at Iowa State. |
Sheila Blalock Basketball momTwo jobs, studies, and Cyclone basketball keep Sheila Blalock moving. 
Jacquelyn Jackson To understand a virusISU student Jacquelyn Jackson's crop research may help other scientists get closer to discovering cures for human and animal viral diseases. In the NewsPicking perfect steaksThe Washington Post Joe knows meat. In fact, ISU animal science professor and extension meat specialist Joe Cordray has developed courses and programs to share that knowledge with Iowa meat processors. But the growing availability of "case-ready" meat means the guy behind your supermarket counter may not know the difference between prime, choice and select. The Post offers 11 top tips to help you choose and prepare the perfect steak. SupercomputingThe Washington Post Scientists at Iowa State University are using one of the nation's 10 most powerful university computers to help decipher the corn genome, a project that could allow them to expand the plant's uses in plastics, fuel and fiber. Athletics |
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