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, national laboratories, or industry. Required Minimum Qualifications: Ph.D. in chemistry, materials science, pharmaceutical sciences, chemical engineering, physics, or a closely related field. Preferred
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. The successful candidate will work with Ames National Laboratory scientists, Iowa State University faculty, and external collaborators on a project seeking to identify new permanent magnets. Primary
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breeding, genetics, genomics, soil science, and sustainable agricultural systems. Department faculty, staff, and students work to develop innovative solutions that improve crop productivity, enhance
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, and GC-MS platforms. The individual will collaborate with faculty, staff, students, and external researchers to design experiments, prepare samples, acquire and analyze data, and interpret complex
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know our outstanding faculty and staff and current students to become familiar with our diverse programs in the animal sciences. Our departmental programs integrate science, practice, and innovation
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experimental and on-farm datasets from corn and soybean production systems. Process and interpret drone-based and remote sensing imagery. Conduct APSIM simulation modeling and related analyses. Investigate
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of Chemistry at Iowa State University is proud to offer dynamic research opportunities in analytical and bioanalytical chemistry, inorganic and materials chemistry, organic and bioorganic chemistry, physical and
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. Department faculty conduct innovative research on infectious diseases, host-pathogen interactions, and microbial biology while contributing to the education and training of veterinary and graduate students
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, cybersecurity, microelectronics, and systems and controls. Faculty and researchers collaborate with industry, government agencies, and national laboratories to develop solutions that address pressing
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infectious disease research, education, and service. Faculty, staff, and students work collaboratively to advance understanding of viral, bacterial, and parasitic diseases affecting animal and human health