Earth and Environment

water with bubbles

A new way to research water

A researcher at Penn State is developing a way to consistently research water and its effects on human biology and health.

January 15, 2020

Earth and Environment

Madagascar

Researchers confirm timeline of human presence on Madagascar

Carolee Bull to study seedborne pathogens

Plant pathologist awarded grant to aid global study of seedborne pathogens

Hummingbird in flight

Hovering closer to the secrets of hummingbird flight

Permafrost coastal erosion in Alaska

Civil engineer leads $3M project to study eroding Alaskan coastline

bluebird

Daddy daycare: Why some songbirds care for the wrong kids

recycling station

'4th bottom line' key to sustainable waste materials management for universities

Megan Povelones

Brandywine professor explores behavior of parasites in their insect hosts

Tehachapi Wind Farm

Model helps choose wind farm locations, predicts output

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

New AI app predicts climate change stress for farmers in Africa

An example of petroglyphs.

Lecture on prehistoric inscriptions planned at Penn State DuBois

chicxulub crater cores

New research details first days after asteroid strike that killed off dinosaurs

A close-up of a spotted lanternfly on a tree branch.

Researchers hope to stop spotted lanternfly before species reaches Erie County

root cross sections

Novel use of laser technology reveals interactions between roots, soil organisms

Scientists constructed a laboratory in northern Alaska

Fossil fuel emissions impact Arctic snow chemistry, scientists find

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

Lab Bench to Commercialization 2019–20 grant recipients announced

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