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  • Two women display arm prosthesis and accompanying black vest

    Bringing new solutions to market

    At ISU's Startup Factory, researchers and inventors learn how to convert breakthrough ideas to real-world impacts. Read three current examples in this fourth installment of news services' spring series, "Innovation at Work."

  • End of an era: Mainframe computer will be turned off in June

    A roughly 50-year computing era at Iowa State will wind down on June 1 when the high-performance mainframe system is turned off, the drives destroyed and the IBM cabinets removed from the data center in the Durham Center basement.

  • A campus message about weather preparedness

    Campus leaders emailed all university employees and students this week with a reminder to plan ahead for severe spring/summer weather, including tornadoes, severe thunderstorms and excessive heat.

  • Hyland Avenue reconstruction resumes this month

    The two sides of Hyland will be reconstructed in separate stages, each lasting an estimated six to seven weeks, weather permitting. Pammel Drive will be inaccessible from Hyland during the project.

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