Science Journal
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Current Issue: December 2012
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For Our Future: Engaging Future Scientists
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19 Nov 2012
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Understand how the college is using a new approach to recruit students with a
new web-based tool, learn about a proposed center to students with careers in science, and preview a new college scholars program.
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Oil Spills: Studying and Remediating the Destruction
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19 Nov 2012
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Discover how Penn State scientists study oil spills to better understand the long-term effects and how they have created material to clean up the spills in water.
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Science of the Body
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19 Nov 2012
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Investigate how Penn State scientists across the college are working to discover and understand how certain diseases and disorders function in hopes that their research eventually leads to prevention, better treatment, or a cure.
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Science of the Body
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19 Nov 2012
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Investigate how Penn State scientists across the college are working to discover and understand how certain diseases and disorders function in hopes that their research eventually leads to prevention, better treatment, or a cure.
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Oil Spills: Studying and Remediating the Destruction
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19 Nov 2012
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Discover how Penn State scientists study oil spills to better understand the long-term effects and how they have created material to clean up the spills in water.
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New Materials: Exploring Nanotechnology
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19 Nov 2012
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Explore the world of nanotechnology and discover how Penn State researchers are developing new methods of using nanoparticles and applying them to medical, optical, and electronic fields.
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For Our Future: Engaging Future Scientists
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19 Nov 2012
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Understand how the college is using a new approach to recruit students with a
new web-based tool, learn about a proposed center to students with careers in science, and preview a new college scholars program.
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New Materials: Exploring Nanotechnology
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19 Nov 2012
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Explore the world of nanotechnology and discover how Penn State researchers are developing new methods of using nanoparticles and applying them to medical, optical, and electronic fields.