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Faculty Announcements
Eberly College of Science nontenure-line faculty promotions, effective July 1, 2019
Eberly College of Science nontenure-line faculty promotions, effective July 1, 2019
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Student Stories
Course Highlight: Chemistry 497
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Awards and Honors
Aishwarya Kumar selected to meet with Nobel Laureates
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Student Stories
Sojung Kim Named Recipient of The Teas Scholarship
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Student Stories
Devon Sweeder Named Recipient of the Teas Scholarship
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Research
Game theory shows why stigmatization may not make sense in modern society
Before modern medicine, stigmatization may have been the most effective way humans had for dealing with the spread of infectious diseases. Now, a game theory model supports the idea that stigmatizing people who have a disease may cause more harm than good. Image credit: Pixabay
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Awards and Honors, Faculty Announcements
Eberly College of Science announces two new associate deans for undergraduate education
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Faculty Announcements
Eberly College of Science promotions in academic rank, effective July 1, 2019
Eberly College of Science promotions in academic rank, effective July 1, 2019
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Research
Linking health and population patterns via satellite
Penn State biologist Nita Bharti and geographer Andrew Tatem compared satellite images of nighttime lights over time to estimate population changes in places like Niamey, capital of the West African nation of Niger, and then correlated those changes with public-health records of measles outbreaks. Credit: Penn State
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Research
'Pop' goes the rocket: Arts Fest workshop to ignite kids' curiosity in STEM
Drew Veenis, left, places a rocket on a hard surface while fellow graduate students Ryan Szukalo and Varun Mandalaparthy look on. Credit: Patrick Mansel
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Research
Hedglin Group Makes Strides in Cancer Research
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Awards and Honors
Xin Zhang honored as Pew Scholar in the Biomedical Sciences
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