Terrones Elected as Fellow of the American Physical Society
Mauricio Terrones
Hudson awarded C.I. Noll Award for Excellence in Teaching
Eric Hudson
IceCube researcher, Philipp Eller, wins poster prize
Philipp Eller
New gravitational wave hits Earth -- For the first time, 3 detectors zoom in on its location
Chad Hanna demonstrates gravitational waves via ripples in water. Credit: Michelle Bixby, Penn State.
Mystery solved: Super-energetic space particles crash to Earth from far, far away
Graduate students from the Miguel Mostafá Lab, visiting the 1600th detector of the large Pierre Auger Observatory array in western Argentina. Credit: Miguel Mostafá, Penn State.
Zhu receives NSF Convergence grant
Jun Zhu, associate professor of physics. Credit: Penn State
New Gravitational-Wave Data Analysis Now Underway
This artist's conception shows two merging black holes similar to those detected by LIGO. Image: LIGO/Caltech/MIT/Sonoma State (Aurore Simonnet)
Three Penn State researchers receive scientific grants from Kaufman Foundation
James Marden, Scott Medina and Mikael Rechtsman
Three Eberly College of Science alumni earn Fulbright awards for 2017-18
Low cost, scalable water-splitting fuels the future hydrogen economy
Molecular models representing a 2D heterostructure made of graphene (gray background hexagonal lattice), and islands on top of hexagonal WS2 and MoS, as well as an alloy of the two. Water (H2O) molecules in red (oxygen) and gray (hydrogen) come from the bottom left hand side and get transformed catalytically after interacting with the heterostructures into H2 bubbles (top right hand side). Credit: Terrones Group/Penn State
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