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Student entrepreneur takes blood tests from the waiting room to the living room
Using Penn State’s entrepreneurial resources, recent graduate Sherveen “Shevy” Karbasi is bringing complete blood count testing out of the clinic and onto a smartphone via HemoGO, an app capable of delivering a CBC in less than a minute, all within the comfort and security of one’s own home. Credit: Penn State
BMB Department celebrates employee Years of Service
Alumna Laura Russo receives Robert May Prize from the British Ecological Society
Laura Russo
Squire Booker elected as member of the National Academy of Sciences
Squire J. Booker
How the bumble bee got its stripes
NIH grant funds research to pinpoint natural selection’s influence on genomes
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BMB shows strong representation at Undergraduate Research Exhibition
Samantha Studer presents her research
New research shows promise for success of underrepresented scholars in STEM
Six Eberly College of Science students offered graduate funding from National Science Foundation and Department of Energy
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