Adina Howe is a professor and leader of the GERMS Lab at Iowa State University with 13 years of academic and research experience focused on how microbial systems interact with changing environments. Trained in mechanical and environmental engineering (Purdue) and holding a PhD in Environmental Engineering (University of Iowa), she blends quantitative engineering approaches with genomics to study and manage microbial impacts on ecosystems. Her career spans postdoctoral and scientific roles at Michigan State and Argonne National Laboratory before progressing through assistant and associate professorships to her current professorship. Known for translating complex microbiome data into actionable environmental insights, she runs an interdisciplinary lab that emphasizes applied solutions alongside fundamental discovery. As a practical collaborator based in Ames, Iowa, she brings both lab-scale genomics expertise and systems-level thinking to environmental challenges.
13 years of coding experience
15 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree, Mechanical Engineering, Bachelor's degree, Mechanical Engineering at Purdue University
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Environmental Engineering, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Environmental Engineering at University of Iowa
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