Lyndy Holdt is a graduate student in the Department of Occupational and Environmental Health interested in helping Iowans understand water quality issues. She’s currently administering a survey to assess water recreation behavior in Iowa and the public’s awareness of harmful algal blooms.

Connecting valuable NASA data and the Iowans who could benefit from them most is at the heart of a new multidisciplinary, multi-university grant from the Iowa Space Grant Consortium called the Infrastructure for Data-Advanced Research and Education (I-DARE).

High-resolution radar and night vision cameras may help scientists protect bats from untimely deaths at wind farms, according to new research.

A team of researchers from the College of Engineering at the University of Iowa plans on deploying drones to monitor water quality and safety more effectively.

Researchers from the College of Engineering plan to use a drone to spot harmful algae in Iowa’s water supply.

A new project at the University of Iowa's college of engineering is creating new ways to analyze and sample potential dangerous algae in lakes and water ways across the state.