A study led by Keith Schilling shows eroding streambanks contribute a third or more of the phosphorus loads leaving through Iowa waterways.

University of Iowa and IIHR—Hydroscience and Engineering alumnus and friend Scott C. Hagen died on July 24, 2021, at the age of 60.

University of Iowa President Barb Wilson spoke to reporters during a media availability, Tuesday, July 20, 2021, at the C. Maxwell Stanley Hydraulics Laboratory in Iowa City, Iowa.

It may not be that unusual when multiple people from the same family pursue similar careers. But listening to Brian Hornbuckle and his cousin Keri Hornbuckle talk, it quickly became obvious how much the Iowa cousins admire—and inspire—one another.

On this edition of Iowa Press, Larry Weber, professor of civil and environmental engineering at the University of Iowa, discusses water quality issues across the state.

Marian Muste, IIHR research engineer, will travel to Hungary on his fourth Fulbright Fellowship for the spring semester of 2022.

Much of Iowa has been stuck in a wet stretch of weather lately. There may be a reason for all the rain.

Frederick Stern, professor of mechanical engineering, and co-PI Yugo Sanada have received three new grants totaling $1.3M from the Office of Naval Research, including a highly competitive Defense University Research Instrumentation Program (DURIP) award.

This month NOAA released the “New Normal” when it comes to weather and climate. Climate patterns continue to change in the Upper Midwest, including Iowa. The region is seeing an increase in precipitation throughout the year.

IIHR's Gabriele Villarini is interviewed in this story about Davenport, Iowa.