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Stay in touch with your emotions to reduce pandemic-induced stress

The coronavirus has ushered in a lot of stress. A team of psychologists at the University of Iowa say people can reduce stress by identifying their emotions and taking mindful action to address them. The findings come from a national survey gauging how Americans are faring during the pandemic.

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Biology professor wins NIH funding to study organism's response to stress

An assistant professor in the Department of Biology has been awarded an Early Stage Investigator grant from the National Institutes of Health.

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OVPR will host a town hall on foreign influence on Oct. 12

In response to growing national concerns about the potential for foreign influence in academic research, a virtual town hall on international engagement in research is scheduled for October 12, 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. CST. It is open to all University of Iowa faculty, staff, and students.

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Register now for free webinar on research security Oct. 7

University of Iowa research faculty, post-docs, staff, and administrators are invited to participate in a free regional webinar on research security from 11 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. (Central Time) Wednesday, Oct. 7.

Hosted by the University of Minnesota and other institutions in Minnesota, the webinar will be led by the director of The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP), Kelvin Droegemeier, and is supported by the National Science Foundation.

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Wade Elmer, Center for Sustainable Nanotechnology (CSN) affiliate and vice director of plant pathology and ecology with the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, observes soybeans used is part of an ongoing experiment where CSN materials are being

University of Iowa chemists study environmental safety, health effects of nanotechnology

A group led by Sara E. Mason at the University of Iowa has obtained renewed funding from the U.S. National Science Foundation to study the environmental safety and human health effect of nanomaterials. Mason’s group is part of a national consortium called the Center for Sustainable Nanotechnology.

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OVPR accepting student nominations for Dare to Discover campaign

The Dare to Discover campaign will feature undergraduate and graduate student researchers from a wide range of disciplines in a digital campaign in early 2021.

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UI museums and libraries win $200,000 grant to expand senior programing in Iowa

A $222,327 grant to the University of Iowa will allow an expansion of the Stanley Museum of Art's Senior Living Communities Program, which brings art programming and interactive activities to seniors in long-term care facilities in Iowa.

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University of Iowa team wins $1M NSF grant to lead a multi-university consortium to advance medical AI

To address concerns around patient privacy and data security in medical artificial intelligence, Stephen Baek, assistant professor of industrial and systems engineering at the University of Iowa, along with UI investigators Xiaodong Wu, professor of electrical and computer engineering, and Nick Street, professor of business analytics, has received a $1 million phase one grant from the National Science Foundation to lead a multi-university and industry collaboration to develop a new machine learning platform to train medical AI models with data from around the world.

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UI employees step up to help State Hygienic Lab with COVID-19 testing

The State Hygienic Laboratory (SHL) has been in the spotlight since the beginning of the COVD-19 pandemic.

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Keeping people safer with Iowa technology

Technology developed at Iowa is used to develop artificial intelligence software that can detect potential safety risks ranging from weapons to slip and fall hazards.

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Stay in touch with your emotions to reduce pandemic-induced stress

Biology professor wins NIH funding to study organism's response to stress

OVPR will host a town hall on foreign influence on Oct. 12

Register now for free webinar on research security Oct. 7

University of Iowa chemists study environmental safety, health effects of nanotechnology

OVPR accepting student nominations for Dare to Discover campaign

UI museums and libraries win $200,000 grant to expand senior programing in Iowa

University of Iowa team wins $1M NSF grant to lead a multi-university consortium to advance medical AI

UI employees step up to help State Hygienic Lab with COVID-19 testing

Keeping people safer with Iowa technology

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