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Wednesday, November 4 2009
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More H1N1 vaccination clinics scheduled
Story County Public Health will hold two H1N1 vaccination
clinics this Friday, Nov. 6. The first is at HOMEWARD, 1114
Duff Ave., and is for pregnant women only. The daylong clinic
(8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.) is by appointment only; call (515)
233-7519 to schedule an appointment.
The other Nov. 6 clinic is set for 1 to 5 p.m. in room 262 of
the Scheman Building on the ISU campus. Those eligible for the
H1N1 vaccination at this clinic include pregnant women; persons
who live with or care for infants under six months of age;
healthcare and emergency medical services personnel who have
direct contact with infectious material or patients in the
priority groups; children age six months to four years; and
children and adolescents age five to 18 who have medical
conditions that put them at greater risk for flu-related
complications.
ISU researchers findings bring hope for possible Parkinsons disease cure
Researchers at Iowa State University have found an essential
key to possibly cure Parkinson's disease and are looking
for others.
Anumantha Kanthasamy has been working to understand the complex
mechanisms of the disease for more than a decade and thinks he
has found hope for the cure.
Iowa State researchers contribute to discovery of gamma rays from starburst galaxy
Iowa State University researchers have contributed to the discovery of high-energy gamma rays coming from a galaxy that's quickly creating new stars. The discovery has just been published in the journal Nature. A key to the research is the VERITAS telescope system that Iowa State researchers helped build.
Iowa States van Leeuwen named R&D Magazines 2009 Innovator of the Year
Iowa State's Hans van Leeuwen is being honored as R&D Magazine's 2009 Innovator of the Year for his work to improve biofuel production and his innovations to protect the environment and improve water quality.
Regents approve budget reversion plan
Employees, students and university units likely will share the burden of a mid-year reduction of $24.5 million in state funding under a plan approved by the state Board of Regents Oct. 29.
ISU researcher looking for Iowa farmers who want to increase soybean yields
An Iowa State University researcher is putting into practice some ideas that he hopes will show results in the form of bin-busting yields and more income for farmers, and he needs help from farmers to do it.
Journalism graduate Corey Moss to speak about his Hollywood career at ISU Nov. 12
On Thursday, Nov. 12, Iowa State University journalism graduate Corey Moss will discuss his work with the film "Dear Jack," and share his experiences in entertainment journalism. A screening of "Dear Jack" will follow his lecture.
Former CIA spy will speak on al-Qaeda and U.S. intelligence Nov. 9
Tom Twetten, an Iowa State University alumnus and veteran of 34
years in clandestine services for the Central Intelligence
Agency, will speak on Monday, Nov. 9. His presentation,
"American Intelligence and the Continuing Threat from
al-Qaeda: Strategic and Ethical Implications," will be at
8 p.m. in the Memorial Union Great Hall.
Twetten was chief of the CIA's Near East and South Asia
Division during the Soviet war in Afghanistan. He worked
closely with leaders in Congress, the White House and other
governments to forge a united front in support of the Afghan
people.
ISU study finds moderate exercise in mice boosts immune system, diminishes flu's severity
Honey Creek Resort State Park to be home for ISU solar house
ISU researcher, one of governor's economic advisors, predicts long economic recovery
Michael Bugeja
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Gamers 'zone out' quicker during 'boring' activity, doctor says
For years, researchers at Iowa State University have been investigating what happens when people play video games.
Now they've discovered the games affect some people after they've been shut off.