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Many alumni want to meet other alumni in their city, reengage with the college, and help today's students with career advice. Both the University of Center for Advancement and the College of Engineering orchestrate events that bring alumni together. We want you to be part of our network - update your contact information, join the University of Iowa College of Engineering LinkedIn group, follow the University of Iowa College of Engineering LinkedIn page. We're also on on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. Attend our events. The College of Engineering alumni network is strong and your participation will make it stronger.

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Hometown Hawkeye: Tom Casavant

As a world-renowned researcher at the University of Iowa, Engineering alumnus Tom Casavant embraces his roots as a native Iowan. Yet, the Sioux Citian is deeply entrenched in a fusion of engineering and medical disciplines.

Hometown Hawkeye: Mike Traetow

Engineering graduate Mike Traetow probably knows more about the diversity of Iowa manufacturing than most-- from window and doors, to agricultural and industrial equipment, to wind energy.

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Iowa Engineer Magazine is published by the University of Iowa College of Engineering. It is distributed to all University of Iowa Engineering alumni and friends of the College worldwide.

Civil and Environmental Engineering

Getting the lead out

October 4, 2019

he University of Iowa is helping state residents to Get the Lead Out of drinking water.

The statewide initiative is offering free test kits to Iowans so they can measure the levels of lead in their home’s drinking water. The Get the Lead Out project will run through National Lead...

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Iowa researchers prepare rural roads for the future

October 4, 2019

Most roads in the U.S. are in rural areas, and the University of Iowa’s National Advanced Driving Simulator is working to make them safer and prepare them for a future with driverless vehicles.

Rural residents are few in number, but the roads on which they drive see a disproportionately...

Biomedical Engineering

BME and finance master’s student wins $25K to commercialize arthritis drug

September 26, 2019

Posttraumatic osteoarthritis (PTOA) is a debilitating condition that is typically managed by clinicians symptomatically, meaning that care is only targeted at managing symptoms and not treating the underlying cause of the disease. CartilaGen, Inc., a medical...

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