Iowa-Related Science Resources  Tags: iowa science sciences  

Contains lengthy descriptions of club activities, officers, and area observatories. Also provides links to other astronomy resources.

The winning team receives a trophy as well as an all-expenses-paid trip to the National Science Bowl® to compete against other schools from around the nation.

A U.S. Department of Energy laboratory operated by Iowa State University.

Founded in 1994 by the Special Collections Department, Iowa State University Libraries.

ISU Libraries’ Special Collections online exhibit. It provides a biography of Atanasoff, including the invention of the first digital computer by Atanasoff and Clifford E. Berry, and links to related web pages.

Biographical information put together by Ames Laboratory. See also the above link to Atanasoff for related information.

This provides web access to newsletters, officers, and calendar of events for the Ames chapter.

ISU Libraries’ Special Collections online exhibit. It provides information about Carver, links to related web pages, and images of Carver.

Based out of Iowa State University, the Center implements broad-based research on resources and environmental policy, agricultural trade policy, food and nutrition policy and rural and economic development policy.

From Story County Conservation website - includes PDF map of the preserve.

The Center serves as the central access point for ISU programs related to cattle production and the beef industry.

A research, demonstration and educational organization dedicated to increasing Iowa's energy efficiency and use of renewable fuels.

Published by the ISU Entomology Department, this page provides descriptions of the most frequent Iowa insect problems.

The center focuses on programs for pork producers and the public that deal with education, field problem solving, demonstration and consumer issues.

One of Iowa’s most popular state parks. The web page provides a history and description of the park, recreational information, and a map of the area.

The Center, based out of ISU, was created to conduct research on the environmental & socioeconomic impacts of farming practices and to help develop profitable farming systems that preserve natural resources and the environment.

Hospital website.

Based out of ISU, MATRIC provides assistance to U.S. businesses in developing and expanding international markets for agricultural products and services.

Based out of ISU, the center leads a national effort in developing foods and food-processing technologies that enhance space missions and advance commercial food products.

The original site for the Saylorville Dam.

Provides a history and description of the gardens, a virtual tour, and listing of garden activities.

Located 7 miles north and slightly west of Des Moines. These pages contains lake facts (such as history of the lake, plant and animal identification, and fishing information), bike trail, and recreational information.

Site provides information on board members, trails, public hunting areas, information and maps for each county park, roadside management and environmental education in Story County.