President Wendy Wintersteen has permanently appointed David Spalding to vice president for economic development and industry relations (EDIR), effective Sept. 1 and pending approval by the state Board of Regents.
Fueled by the momentum generated from three-consecutive NCAA Women’s Tennis Tournament appearances, including a run to the 2023 Elite Eight, Iowa State Athletics has unveiled plans for an indoor and outdoor tennis …
The Research Park welcomes new interns every year. The internship is focused on stakeholder engagement, marketing, communications and graphic design. The goal of the internship is to utilize the various ISURP and Iowa State University resources to attract all business concepts from startups to Fortune 500 companies to Ames and Iowa.
Colin Hurd, CEO of MACH, has founded multiple companies in his career and cemented himself as a leader in the agriculture automation industry. This past month, Alison Doyle, Chief Relationship Officer at the Iowa State …
Iowa State University announced the names of more than 80 Iowa State faculty and staff receiving one of the university’s 2023 awards. We would like to highlight two of those award winners as an integral part of our organization and collaborative innovation community.
The Office of Economic Development and Industry Relations is accepting applications through May 22 for FY 2024 Innovation Acceleration Fund grants to support the development of ISU innovations with commercial potential …
A portal has been launched for Ames residents to volunteer to help with the RAGBRAI overnight event in Ames July 25. Vendor applications and sponsorship forms are also live on the discoverames.com/ragbrai/ website.
The Alliant Energy Agriculture Innovation Lab will provide more than 85,000 square feet for ISU’s College of Agriculture and Life Science’s Digital Ag Innovation team as well as agriculture-based business tenants to access technology, research, development and each other for innovation opportunities primarily focused on digital and precision agriculture.
Ames, Iowa—More than half a century after the first Iowa State Center building opened, Iowa State University is proposing an innovative plan to reimagine its landmark educational, cultural and athletic complex – a development that will create CYTown, a community destination spot to be built between Jack Trice Stadium and Hilton Coliseum.
