Growing up in Dubuque, Iowa, Olivia Baxter saw firsthand the difference compassionate health care can make. Her cousins' illness and treatment forged a deep connection with UI Health Care, inspiring Baxter to pursue medicine at the same institution that played such an important role in their lives.

MFA student Yoshito Sakuraba looks beyond movement to explore what shapes the experience of dance.

Researchers in the College of Engineering and College of Pharmacy are developing advanced computing tools to predict how drug ingredients behave during manufacturing. By identifying potential problems earlier, the approach could make drug development faster and less expensive while helping ensure medications are effective when they reach patients.

AI’s impact on business has been well studied by researchers. Language models, smart buildings, ergonomics, automation, and robotics are topics of countless studies that show how technology is changing the American workplace. But what will the impact be on office and clerical workers? According to a researcher at the Tippie College of Business, we don’t really know.

A University of Iowa research engineer has invented a custom physics-based approach for measuring the flow in rivers and streams, which could benefit applications ranging from design of riverine structures to flood warnings and water resource management.

Students across all majors at the University of Iowa can explore the fast-evolving world of artificial intelligence through a new undergraduate certificate program. The foundational course, Artificial Intelligence Fundamentals, is now open for spring registration and offers a hands-on introduction to commercial AI tools alongside critical discussions on ethical and responsible use.

Kang Zhao, Leonard A. Hadley professor of business analytics and department executive officer, has been named the new associate dean of the Tippie College of Business.

The Innovation Awards highlight, recognize, and celebrate exemplary nurse innovators who improve patient safety and health outcomes within their communities.