Earth and Mineral Sciences

Earth and Mineral Sciences

People attempt to remove broken power poles that landed on top a food truck in Vega Alta, Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria.

Conference explores role of institutions of higher education in extreme weather

Architect's rendering of James Building replacement

Trustees committee recommends James Building replacement

Penn State shield: A general image used to accompany some pieces of content on Penn State News.

EarthTalks: 2014 IPCC author to discuss US climate mitigation, Paris Agreement

Earth as seen from space with blue oceans, white clouds and brownish land

Individual climate models may not provide the complete picture

The mineral sphalerite

Ancient rain gauge: New evidence links groundwater, climate changes in deep time

A map of the stations used by PASEIS to collect seismic data.

Pennsylvania State Seismic Network sees activity underground

Double-direct shear configuration consisting of three granite blocks

Chevron grant funds research on mineral behavior in rock faults

Penn State shield: A general image used to accompany some pieces of content on Penn State News.

EarthTalks: DOE division director to discuss federal science policy, priorities

A drawing of a gas turbine.

Penn State awarded $3.3M to develop more efficient gas turbines

Military professional portraits

College of Earth and Mineral Sciences offering military professional portraits

Center for Immersive Experiences student action

Center for Immersive Experiences to host immersive technology open house Nov. 12

header, horse by stream

Choosing most cost-effective practices for sites could save in bay cleanup

Atmospheric Radiation Measurement (ARM) Mobile Facility (AMF2)

Persistent drizzle at sub-zero temps in Antarctica

A supercell thunderstorm

Combining satellites, radar provides path for better forecasts

drawing of a battery with nickel added for heating

In and out with 10-minute electrical vehicle recharge

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Popular Science
Saving Greenland could save the world
June 11, 2019
The New York Times
Cavity in the Thwaites Glacier concerns researchers
February 01, 2019
The Washington Post
Earth looks a lot like it did 115,000 years ago
February 06, 2019

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The Conversation
How wireless recharging works – and doesn’t, yet
December 17, 2018
The Conversation
Fewer crops are feeding more people worldwide
December 08, 2017
The San Francisco Chronicle
Can listening to storms help us understand them?
December 04, 2017

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