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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 part of the Collection of Computer Science Bibliographies compiled by a staff member of the Lehrstuhl Informatik für Ingenieure und Naturwissenschaftler.

Sponsored by the Iowa Section of the Mathematical Association of America.

Located on West Lake Okoboji - mission is to provide students a hands-on experience working with Iowa’s natural and human environments through its field-oriented summer courses.

A group of middle, junior high, and high school teams across Iowa who involve their students in study of a local river or stream (approximately 40 teams participated in 1997). The purpose of the website is to share water quality data.

Based out of the University of Iowa, the web page welcomes both professional and amateur enthusiasts.

Founded in 1867, the Putnam was one of the first museums to be established west of the Mississippi and is home to over 130,000 artifacts and specimens.

The Center is dedicated to the goal of improving scientific literacy, inspiring scientific exploration through interactive education, exhibits, and programs.