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    Welcome to the new Iowa Water Center Website

    | October 7, 2020
    We are so excited to welcome you to the new website for the Iowa Water Center. This new home for IWC content was developed around our mission to advance water […]
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    Butts Selected as a Recipient for the Iowa Water Center’s Research Grant Competition

    | September 30, 2020
    Ames, Iowa – The Iowa Water Center (IWC) annually administers a statewide grant competition known as the IWC Graduate Student Supplemental Research Competition.  The purpose of this funding is to […]
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    Jadidoleslam Selected as a Recipient for the Iowa Water Center’s Research Grant Competition

    | September 30, 2020
    Written by Meghan Hanley Ames, Iowa – The Iowa Water Center (IWC) annually administers a statewide grant competition known as the IWC Graduate Student Supplemental Research Competition. The purpose of […]
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    Book Club Discussion: Alex Braidwood

    | September 15, 2020
    We interview Alex Braidwood, Iowa State University, regarding his work as a designer and sound artist. This was part of our Water Scholars Book Club June pick, Blue Mind by […]
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    Iowa Water Center Announces Available Research Grants

    | September 14, 2020
    The Iowa Water Center Annual Competitive Grants Competition is open for faculty and graduate students at accredited institutions in the State of Iowa. This year, the Iowa Water Center is […]
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    Water Quality, Social Well-being Linkages Focus of Grant Opportunity

    | September 14, 2020
    The Iowa Water Center and Iowa Nutrient Research Center at Iowa State University will jointly fund research to explore the linkages between water quality and social well-being for Iowa communities. […]
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    Braidwood Moderates the Iowa Water Scholars’ June 2020 Book Club Discussion

    | September 1, 2020
    By: Meghan Hanley, Outreach and Engagement Assistant   The Iowa Water Center started the Iowa Water Scholars Book Club where members of the Iowa Water Scholars community read and discuss […]
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    Success Stems from the IWC’s Water Scholars Program in its First Year

    | September 1, 2020
    By: Meghan Hanley, Outreach and Engagement Assistant Water is extremely versatile. Everyone benefits from and can appreciate the water around us. Following in water’s versatility, there are many different occupations […]
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    Meet Jon Nania, the Iowa Water Center’s Advisory Board Chair

    | September 1, 2020
    Jon Nania, Deputy Director for the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) Central Midwest Water Science Center, is the current Chair for the Iowa Water Center (IWC) Advisory Board. Nania grew up […]
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    Compare and Contrast of “The Death and Life of the Great Lakes” by Dan Egan

    | September 1, 2020
    The Iowa Water Center started a monthly book club, called Iowa Water Scholars Book Club, where members of the water community can read novels surrounding around current water quality issues, […]
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    Waters of the World: Author shares Stories of the Adventurers and Expeditions that shaped Water Science

    | August 18, 2020
    Hanna Bates, Iowa Water Center How have our stories about water changed? What do these changes tell us about what we know or think we know about water? These are […]
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    A fond farewell to the water community

    | August 7, 2020
    It was June 25, 2012 – my first day on the job at the Iowa Water Center. Rick was in Canada on a fishing trip, so I went to get […]
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