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Color coded — matching taste with color

11/15/18

Color can impact the taste of food, and our experiences and expectations can affect how we taste food, according to Penn State researchers, who suggest this may have implications for how food and beverage industries should market their products.

Enhancing the student-athlete experience through #GivingTuesday at Wilkes-Barre

11/15/18

This #GivingTuesday, Penn State Wilkes-Barre will celebrate by raising funds for students and improving the athletic and recreation facilities, enhancing the student-athlete experience on campus.

University Police officers certified to perform child safety seat inspections

11/14/18

Three Penn State University Police officers are nationally certified as Child Passenger Safety Technicians to conduct child safety seat inspections and assist with installations.

Canstruction to be revealed at fourth annual STEAM Day at Penn State Shenango

11/14/18

Penn State Shenango and the Sharon City School District are partnering to provide a unique experience for the fourth annual STEAM Day on Nov. 19. New to the event this year is the reveal of Canstruction, a canned food structure designed and built by sixth-grade students from Sharon and engineering students at the Shenango campus.

Penn State food safety experts to help make Ethiopian dairy food supply safer

11/14/18

Food safety specialists in Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences will collaborate with scientists at Addis Ababa University in Ethiopia and Kansas State University on a project to improvethe safety and quality of Ethiopian dairy foods.

Penn State Scranton nursing researcher team

Scranton nursing faculty, students have manuscript accepted in national journal

11/14/18

Penn State Scranton students and faculty will have their research article published in an upcoming edition of MedSurg Matters.

'A wonderful experience'

11/14/18

Alumna, a journalism major and former varsity cheerleader, feels fortunate for her ground-up experience with the popular Atlanta United of Major League Soccer.

Next-gen batteries possible with new engineering approach

11/14/18

Dramatically longer-lasting, faster-charging and safer lithium metal batteries may be possible, according to Penn State research, recently published in Nature Energy.

Mechanical, nuclear engineering programs to become independent departments

11/14/18

Justin Schwartz, the Harold and Inge Marcus Dean of Engineering, said separating the programs will allow each to grow, as well as focus on their individual strengths.

Scholar alumnus changing cities with two-wheeled transportation

11/14/18

Smeul College of Business and Schreyer Honors College graduate Ryan Rzepecki is the CEO and founder of JUMP Bikes, a dockless bike- and scooter-sharing service with an international footprint.

Researchers awarded funding to study misinformation on WhatsApp

11/14/18

A research team led by a Penn State faculty member was one of 20 projects — from a pool of over 600 proposals from around the world — selected to receive funding from WhatsApp to study misinformation.

Major gift to transform nuclear engineering, support areas across University

11/14/18

Nuclear engineering alumnus Kenneth Lindquist and his wife and fellow Penn State graduate, Mary Alice Lindquist, have made a transformative estate commitment to support Penn State’s nuclear engineering program and areas across the University.

Penn State Fayette two-year programs will be funded for eligible unemployed

11/13/18

Penn State Fayette, The Eberly Campus has been approved by the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry to offer four associate degrees to individuals who have lost employment to increased imports or shifts in production to foreign countries.

Smeal's Institute for Real Estate Studies welcomes new advisory board members

11/13/18

The Penn State Smeal College of Business has named Kurt Heister and Frank D. Recine as the newest members to the college’s Institute for Real Estate Studies Advisory Board Executive Committee.

The Penn State DuBois volleyball team at the USCA Nationals.

Penn State DuBois volleyball, cross-country teams make nationals

11/13/18

The Penn State DuBois volleyball and cross-country teams had a very successful fall as they both earned spots at the United State Collegiate (USCAA) National Championship events in their perspective sports. Both competed in Virginia Beach, Virgina, over this past week.

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Color coded — matching taste with color

Enhancing the student-athlete experience through #GivingTuesday at Wilkes-Barre

University Police officers certified to perform child safety seat inspections

Canstruction to be revealed at fourth annual STEAM Day at Penn State Shenango

Penn State food safety experts to help make Ethiopian dairy food supply safer

Scranton nursing faculty, students have manuscript accepted in national journal

'A wonderful experience'

Next-gen batteries possible with new engineering approach

Mechanical, nuclear engineering programs to become independent departments

Scholar alumnus changing cities with two-wheeled transportation

Researchers awarded funding to study misinformation on WhatsApp

Major gift to transform nuclear engineering, support areas across University

Penn State Fayette two-year programs will be funded for eligible unemployed

Smeal's Institute for Real Estate Studies welcomes new advisory board members

Penn State DuBois volleyball, cross-country teams make nationals

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