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New website devoted to Humanities at Iowa

The University of Iowa Humanities Advisory Board, established by the Office of the Vice President for Research and Economic Development and the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, has launched a new website for Humanities at the University of Iowa: https://clas.uiowa.edu/humanities.

The website highlights upcoming events, achievements, and resources for faculty, graduate students, and undergraduate students in humanities disciplines.

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Getting to market: Iowa's universities work to commercialize research

The University of Iowa continues to work with faculty who want to commercialize their research so their work can make a difference in the world and potentially help the state’s economy.

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UI study shows being nice at work helps people sleep better at night

A columnist for the entrepreneurial magazine notes the UI study that shows being a jerk at work can cause people to lose sleep, which means they’re not performing at their best when they’re in the office.

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four university of iowa biomedical engineering students work through the process of creating a bra for lymphedema patients

UI biomedical engineering students tackle lymphedema in breast cancer patients

As part of their senior design course, four UI biomedical engineering students created the GAMA bra, a compression garment that can be worn by breast cancer patients after a unilateral mastectomy. The garment could help thousands of patients avoid painful swelling associated with lymphedema.

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Reed named senior vice president for academic affairs at the University of Utah

The University of Utah has named Dan Reed, former University of Iowa vice president for research and economic development, as senior vice president for academic affairs effective July 1, 2018.

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Michael Simon, a veteran and geoscience major from Guttenberg, Iowa, invented a mechanism to clear river debris, sparked by an idea he had during a geology class.

UI student veteran excels in second chance at college degree

Michael Simon is making the most of his second go-round as an undergraduate at the University of Iowa. The veteran and geoscience major from Guttenberg, Iowa, invented a mechanism to clear river debris, sparked by an idea he had during a geology class.

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Beyond justice: Understanding the adjudication process of sexual misconduct on college campuses

Carolyn Copps Hartley, a Spring 2018 Obermann Fellow-in-Residence and associate professor in the School of Social Work, is studying how the sexual misconduct adjudication process works at the UI in order to identify key research questions to examine the effectiveness of the UI process.

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GOLDrush crowdfunding program seeks new proposals for summer, fall

GOLDrush, the University of Iowa’s official crowdfunding platform, is seeking proposals from faculty, staff, and students for projects that support research, education or engagement and generally require no more than $10,000 in funding.

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UI celebrates excellence in research, scholarship, entrepreneurship

University of Iowa thinkers, explorers, mentors, creators, and inventors were celebrated for their work during the Office of Research and Economic Development’s annual Discovery and Innovation Awards Ceremony on April 17.

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University of Iowa PhD candidate Kayla Faust sitting in front of the simulator that is part of her research on farm vehicle safety

Student uses world-renowned UI driving simulator to make rural roads safer

Kayla Faust, a student in the UI College of Public Health, is launching a study to see how farmers react while driving farm vehicles. The study uses the university’s National Advanced Driving Simulator (NADS) and the findings can help make rural roads safer.

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Research and Economic Development

New website devoted to Humanities at Iowa

Getting to market: Iowa's universities work to commercialize research

UI study shows being nice at work helps people sleep better at night

UI biomedical engineering students tackle lymphedema in breast cancer patients

Reed named senior vice president for academic affairs at the University of Utah

UI student veteran excels in second chance at college degree

Beyond justice: Understanding the adjudication process of sexual misconduct on college campuses

GOLDrush crowdfunding program seeks new proposals for summer, fall

UI celebrates excellence in research, scholarship, entrepreneurship

Student uses world-renowned UI driving simulator to make rural roads safer

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