Physical Sciences

Q&A with AAAS Mass Media Fellow Unnati Akhouri
Unnati Akhour
Eberly chemists host scientists from across the world to discuss monolayer-protected clusters
Shaowei Chen speaks at 7th International Symposium on Monolayer-Protected Clusters
$1.5M NSF grant to launch AI-designed biosensor research project
text outline of plan to use AI to enhance biosensor development
Elizabeth Elacqua named Weinreb Early Career Professor
elacqua
Amie Boal named Nicholas and Gelsa Pelick Family Chair in Science
Amie Boal

Amie Boal named Nicholas and Gelsa Pelick Family Chair in Science

Penn State chemist’s pioneering paper reaches 20-year milestone
Ayusman Sen
New material prevents mineral buildup in equipment handling water-oil mixtures
Penn State researchers have developed a new nanoparticle, depicted in this image, that can prevent mineral buildup in oil extraction equipment and stabilize a commonly used emulsion, or liquid mixture.

Penn State researchers have developed a new nanoparticle that can prevent scaling and stabilize a commonly used emulsion, or liquid mixture.

Bert Chandler honored with 2024 Cottrell SEED Award
Bert Chandler
Eric Nacsa receives 2024 NIGMS MIRA grant
Eric Nacsa
Two physics students honored with Be More Lovisa Graduate Student Scholarship
Be More Lovisa Graduate Student Scholarship recipients Šárka Blahnik (center left) and Emma Steinebronn (center right) stand with the parents of Lovisa Arnesson-Cronhamre, Maja Cronhamre (far left) and Peter Arnesson Gyld (far right).

Graduate students Šárka Blahnik and Emma Steinebronn have been honored with the Be More Lovisa Graduate Student Scholarship in Physics.

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