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Cover Story
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 Suppose you had a camera, but not just any camera. Instead of recording what is, this camera would produce visions of what will be.At Iowa State’s College of Engineering we produce visions daily. And while we haven’t perfected technology that would allow us to look into the future, the fact is we don’t really need it. For simply by looking into everything we do today, you’ll see more clearly the shape of tomorrow. You’ll see tomorrow in safer buildings, air travel, and information systems. And you’ll see it in a cleaner environment and better recycling of our natural resources. You’ll see tomorrow as well in the eyes of a child mentored by a ChemE faculty member. You’ll see it in greater understanding among nations fostered through scholarly exchange. Or a timeless religion envisioned in Iowa State’s C-6 virtual reality chamber. So call it a visionary camera. Look through the lens—and see if you see what we do. ABE: Let it Rain ChemE Prof Does the Math: Kids + Caring = Brighter Futures IMSE: Virtual Karma's Gonna Get You ECpE: 9-11 Rings ISU's Information Assurance Center ME: Blowing Better Bubbles, Recycling Better Paper MSE: If It's Tuesday, This Must Be... AEEM: Rothmayer and NASA Tackle Air Safety CCE: Hope from the Ruins |
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