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Dr. Kristan Worthington is an associate professor in the Roy J. Carver Department of Biomedical Engineering at The University of Iowa.

The Iowa NSF EPSCoR Chemurgy 2.0 Technology Development/Technology Transfer Seed Fund supports high-impact research projects in technology development or technology transfer that advance Iowa’s leadership in biomanufacturing and sustainable materi

The Iowa EPSCoR Primarily Undergraduate Institution (PUI) Network is now accepting proposals for Summer 2026 undergraduate research projects.

Curiosity and creativity filled Reiman Gardens during this year’s Science with Cyclones event.

Chemurgy 2.0 is building Iowa’s biomanufacturing future by advancing research, infrastructure, and workforce development focused on “meeting human needs with things that grow.” Supported by NSF EPSCoR, the initiative connects Iowa’s bioscience str

The EPSCoR PUI Network is now accepting proposals for Summer 2026 undergraduate research projects.

The Center for Biocatalysis and Bioprocessing (CBB) at The University of Iowa has moved its new pilot-scale fermentor into production testing, marking a major advancement in the facility’s capacity.

This summer, the Chemurgy 2.0 program welcomed a new cohort of undergraduate researchers and STEM educators for six weeks of hands-on learning and collaboration.