A designer’s toolkit for constructing complex nanoparticles
New sodium-ion electrolyte may find use in solid-state batteries
An interdisciplinary team discovered a new structure of a material that may one day replace the materials used in rechargeable consumer electronics batteries. Credit: Penn State
Nobel Laureate Rainer Weiss presents “Probing the Universe with Gravitational Waves” on April 18, 2018
Rainer Weiss / credit Bryce Vickmark
Nova-like explosion of spinning live bacteria explained
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NASA scientist to present Friedman Lecture in Astronomy on April 10, 2018
Joseph Masiero
Penn State–developed plant-disease app recognized by Google
A Tanzanian cassava farmer, left, learns to use a plant disease mobile app developed as part of the PlantVillage initiative led by Penn State researchers. Credit: Penn State
Penn State to participate in consortium to demonstrate remote monitoring of nuclear reactors
Boulby potash, polyhalite and salt mine on the northeast coast of England is Great Britain's deepest mine and the home of the Science and Technology Facilities Council’s Boulby Underground Laboratory. The mine, operated by ICL-UK /Cleveland Potash Ltd, is expected to be the site of the Advanced Instrumentation Testbed project, a new international multi-laboratory and university collaboration for nonproliferation research.
NASA set to launch Penn State led experiment
Randall McEntaffer, professor of astronomy and astrophysics and of physics at Penn State and principal investigator of WRX, works on the instrument during integration at the NASA Flight Facility. Credit NASA/Berit Bland
New insights into how cellulose is built could indicate how to break it apart for biofuels
Using the model plant species Arabidopsis thaliana, also known as thale cress, a team of researchers from Penn State have identified the main proteins that prepare plants to create cellulose – a compound used in a variety of manmade materials.
Study of climate change could lead to understanding future of infectious disease
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