A new process by Penn State chemists improves how we extract and separate rare earth elements, including from unconventional sources.
Life Sciences
New, environmentally friendly method to extract and separate rare earth elements
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Biology undergraduate analyzes Caribbean coral bleaching patterns
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Coral microbiome is key to surviving climate change, new study finds
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Penn State biologists have identified the contributions of symbiotic bacteria and algae to corals’ heat tolerance in a new study.
Alexa Dembek honored with Alumni Fellow Award
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Eberly alumna Alexa Dembek has been honored with the Alumni Fellow award from the Penn State Alumni Association.
Male giraffes are more socially connected than females
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Male giraffes have more connections than female giraffes, though they aren't as strong, according to new research by a Penn State biologist.
When will the pandemic end?
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New projections suggest COVID-19 cases will decrease across the US, barring the emergence of any new variants or major changes in behavior.
The pathway for producing ethylene
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Penn State research lays out chemical steps of enzyme to produce ethylene, the fruit ripening hormone and important industrial chemical
Long-distance relationships for endangered corals
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Cryopreserved coral sperm can fertilize coral eggs, assisted gene flow could be a conservation tool for corals impacted by climate change
Winning startup works to increase speed to market for some pharmaceuticals
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Eberly alumnus Brad Rogers and his team are using Penn State's resources to further their intellectual property.
Biodiversity needs better data archiving
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A team led by a Penn State biologist audited the largest global repository for storing genetic sequence data and found missing metadata.