University of Iowa researchers tackling the problem of harmful nitrates in Midwestern waterways are developing tiny electronic "backpacks" that would be glued to wild freshwater mussels.

To keep up with the changing demands of the pharmacy profession, the University of Iowa College of Pharmacy has launched a new curriculum.

Paul Pinckley brings valuable insight on life after spending three years on a medical mission ship bringing health care services to people in remote parts of Cambodia.

When Seth Barton turned 15, an X-ray revealed that his growth was that of an 11-year-old. UI Pediatric Endocrinologist Vanessa Curtis introduced Seth to a growth hormone regimen, and his confidence grew along with his physical stature.

A new University of Iowa study finds conversations parents have with their children after a serious injury help young people internalize safety values, a process similar to how a child develops a conscience.

Almost 30 individuals were honored at the University of Iowa’s annual Faculty and Staff Awards Banquet Tuesday, Oct. 6, sponsored by the Office of the Provost and the Office of the Vice President for Human Resources.

The University of Iowa is one of many colleges across the country working hard to address the serious public health issue of high-risk drinking. On Oct. 18-24, the UI will join other institutions in recognizing National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week, sponsoring several events designed to shed light on the problem.

The American Educational Research Association (AERA) has awarded Teniell Trolian and Gwendolyn Archibald the 2015 Outstanding Poster Award for Division J.

Division 55 of the American Psychological Association has awarded Anthony Rinaldi the Patrick DeLeon Prize for Young Psychologists.

Human Toxicology doctoral students and staff member earned research awards at the Central States Regional Chapter of the Society of Toxicology annual meeting.

Jacob B. Priest published "Couple Communication Patterns as Predictors of Major Depressive Disorder Symptoms: An Exploratory Study" in "The American Journal of Family Therapy."

Liz Hollingworth received the Distinguished Service Award from the University Council for Educational Administration (UCEA).