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Engineering professor receives Frontiers of Materials award

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Professor emeritus awarded honor from the University of Freiburg, Germany

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Engineering associate dean and alumna recognized for their contributions in STEM

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Imitating the brain to make computers more efficient

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Researchers develop sensors that detect human biomarkers and toxic gas

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New Open Doors engineering science and mechanics scholarship created

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Model for acid-tolerant yeast helps guide industrial organic acid production

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Engineering students win awards for innovating the human experience

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Career events transition to virtual format for fall recruiting season

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Research lays groundwork for ultra-thin, energy efficient photodetector on glass

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New bacterial testing method to improve health care, food safety and more

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Five engineering students receive scholarships

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Penn State education sets course for Navy rear admiral

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Schreyer Honors College dean Peggy A. Johnson to retire from Penn State

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Graphene-based memory resistors show promise for brain-based computing

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