Vice president for research Sarah Nusser presented new research priorities and looked back on a successful year during the Faculty Senate’s Oct. 15 meeting. The Research Leadership Council — a group that includes associate deans, members of ISU Extension and Outreach, Ames Laboratory, government relations and others that represent different parts of the research mission…
Iowa State has launched the search for its next vice president for research (VPR). The successful candidate will succeed Sarah Nusser, who recently announced that she would complete her service as VPR at the end of the fiscal year. “Iowa State is one of America’s leading research universities, so we expect the position will be…
Sarah Nusser has announced she will complete her service as Iowa State’s vice president for research (VPR) at the end of the current fiscal year. Nusser, a professor of statistics, has served as VPR since February 2014, and earned reappointment earlier this year. During her tenure, she increased the university’s external research funding, including a…
Iowa State attracted $469 million of total external funding for the 2019 fiscal year, which included a record $260.9 million for research conducted at the university, surpassing the previous record of $252.5 million set in the 2016 fiscal year.
$260.9 million tops previous record of $252.5 million in FY2016 Iowa State University closed the 2019 fiscal year achieving a new record for external research funding – $260.9 million. This surpasses the previous milestone of $252.5 million established in FY2016, reaffirming the university’s long-standing position as a leading land-grant research institution. Iowa State set new…
Iowa State University’s vice president for research Sarah Nusser has been appointed to a second five-year term, through 2024, senior vice president and provost Jonathan Wickert announced this week. During her first term, which began in 2014, Nusser created the Grants Hub to support faculty with initial grants and large-scale funding opportunities, fostered interdisciplinary research…
Iowa State University researchers received a boost in March when the Office of the Vice President for Research (OVPR) announced funding for four new instruments that will advance the university’s scientific endeavors. The awards are made possible through the Presidential Cost Sharing – Research Instrumentation Funding (COSRIF) internal funding program, which provides funding for faculty…
More than 250 Iowa State researchers came together to celebrate their work while exploring the work of their peers at the third-annual Iowa State Research Day on March 28. The annual event is designed to give Iowa State faculty and researchers an opportunity to interact outside their disciplines, enjoy research work that they don’t usually…
Iowa State University President Wendy Wintersteen hosted a reception at The Knoll on Friday, Nov. 2, to honor the researchers and scholars who have received internal funding awards over the past five years. The event was coordinated by the Office of the Vice President for Research. Speaking to a crowd of approximately 60 principal investigators…
Approximately 50 arts, humanities and social sciences faculty members and university administrators attended the Center for Excellence in the Arts and Humanities (CEAH) fall “Welcome Back” reception, held the evening of Oct. 4 in Beardshear Hall’s first floor atrium. The event, pronounced a rousing success by those who attended, had been held in previous years…
