Measuring Flood Vulnerability
Eric Tate's work with IIHR focuses on measuring social vulnerability to floods by building demographic indicators.
In Memoriam: Forrest M. Holly Jr.
It is with great sadness that we share the news of Forrest M. Holly's death on May 22, 2017.
Villarini Wins Young Investigator Award
IIHR’s Gregory LeFevre won the University of Iowa Office of the Vice President’s Early Career Scholar of the Year Award.
UI Legacy of Iowa Engineering Inducts Landweber
The UI Legacy of Iowa Engineering recently inducted IIHR's beloved Lou Landweber, and it is a fitting moment for a remembrance of our friend and colleague.
Delving Deep: Fossils from Iowa’s Ancient Sea
This year, visitors to the University of Iowa’s Mobile Museum will get a glimpse of Iowa history that might look like something from a horror movie — a six-foot giant sea scorpion!
A Dangerous Experiment
Climate change is here, Jerry Schnoor says, but uncertainties remain. How much will the temperature rise? What we will do about it?
New Bedford Harbor a Source of Airborne PCBs
IIHR researchers are part of a team studying airborne PCBs near New Bedford Harbor, Mass.
Studying Air Pollution in Iowa
IIHR Research Engineer Charles Stanier and his team work with K-12 students and others to monitor and map particulate pollutant concentrations in the air.
Villarini Receives AGU Macelwane Medal
IIHR's Gabriele Villarini was recently chosen to receive the American Geophysical Union’s James B. Macelwane Medal.
Schnoor Receives ASME Dixy Lee Ray Award
Jerry Schnoor of IIHR received the ASME Dixy Lee Ray Award
IFC Completes Statewide Floodplain Maps
The Iowa Flood Center (IFC) recently celebrated the completion of a six-year project to develop updated floodplain maps for the 85 Iowa counties that were declared Presidential Disaster Areas after the 2008 Iowa floods.
IIHR Models Sewer System for St. Louis
Researchers at IIHR—Hydroscience & Engineering are among the world’s leaders when it comes to modeling and design of sewer and stormwater conveyance systems.
In Memoriam: Tatsuaki Nakato
It is with great sorrow that we share the news of Tatsuaki Nakato’s death on Saturday, Sept. 3, surrounded by his family. He was 74 years old.
IFC Hosts Open House in Honor of Pres. Harreld
The IFC hosted UI President Bruce Harreld at the Wind Tunnel Annex
IoWaDSS Wins National Recognition
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ (USACE) Institute for Water Resources funded the Iowa Watershed Decision Support System (IoWaDSS) project to assemble data, tools, and models in one geoportal, which has since won national recognition
Lin Named Mielnik and Harding Professor
Ching-Long Lin of IIHR was named the Mielnik and Harding Professor of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
Villarini to Receive AGU’s Macelwane Medal
Gabriele Villarini was chosen to receive the American Geophysical Union's James B. Macelwane Medal
Exploring Unseen Iowa City
Beneath downtown Iowa City’s Brewery Square lies a network of man-made tunnels and caves that dates from the city’s earliest days
New Video Focuses on Iowa Watersheds Approach
This video talks about the Iowa Watersheds Approach (IWA). The IWA will address issues associated with the devastating and dangerous floods Iowa communities experience year after year.
Loebsack Proposes National Flood Center
Congressman Dave Loebsack, along with staff from the Iowa Flood Center, hosted a press conference to discuss legislation he will be introducing to establish a National Flood Center.