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John and Willie Leone Family Department of Energy and Mineral Engineering

John and Willie Leone Family Department of Energy and Mineral Engineering

Illustration of city

Seminar series focusing on the future of energy starts Sept. 30

Joan B. Rose smiling

Seminar series featuring women in energy research to launch on Sept. 16

Infrared image of mining core

Seed grant to explore using AI to model subsurface rock formations

Brandon Schwartz standing outside

Engineering professor receives rock mechanics dissertation award

A Marcellus Shale well site in Pennsylvania

Shale gas development in PA increases exposure of some to air pollutants

Mining engineering professor selected as honorary member of AIME

Mohammad Rezaee

Rezaee named outstanding young engineer

Acid mine drainage turns a stream yellow

New acid mine drainage treatment turns waste into valuable critical minerals

Penn State student Zoe Rauscher attends a solar farm groundbreaking event

Earth and Mineral Sciences student finds bright future in solar energy

Nathan Gendrue, graduate student in mining and mineral process engineering who is advised by Shimin Liu, reviews the characterization of coal dust under a high-resolution microscope.

CDC grant to focus on effects of nano-coal dust on lung disease in coal miners

Mining equipment is operated in a large-opening mine

Improving mine ventilation focus of $1.25 million grant

Guijie Sang, a student in the John and Wille Leone Family Department of Energy and Mineral Engineering, discusses his research with Semih Eser, professor of energy and geo-environmental engineering, at the 2018 Research Showcase.

Energy and mineral engineering to host annual research showcase Oct. 3

Sanjay Srinivasan addressing attendees of the 20th Annual Conference of the International Association for Mathematical Geosciences

Mathematical geosciences conference focuses on food, energy, water nexus

Jeremy Gernand, was recently awarded a Gladys Snyder Education Grant to develop a computer-based simulator to give undergraduate engineering students experience with the risk-related implications of system de [nid:571541]

Developing an engineering design simulator for risk-related decision making

2019 Earth and Mineral Sciences student marshals

Murdzek, Hakimi named marshals for College of Earth and Mineral Sciences

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