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Materials Research Institute

Materials Research Institute

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

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Materials Day showcases materials research innovation at Penn State

A graduate student wearing a mask looks through a microscope.

Mechanical engineering grad student charges ahead through research

schematic of test

Inexpensive and rapid testing of drugs for resistant infections possible

Earth from space

To boldly go: Penn State launches planetary science consortium

A hand with a gold sensor melded to it

Engineers print wearable sensors directly on skin without heat

The metallic donut-shaped interior of a nuclear fusion device.

Nuclear engineer receives $3.6 million in grants to improve reactors

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A multishot lensless camera in development could aid disease diagnosis

community meeting for data science group

Grassroots data science initiative seeks to create connections, collaborations

Center for Nanoscale Science renewed at $18 million for six years

An illustration of a four-layer sensor. A yellow green layer and a blue layer sandwich two black layers with facing pyramid-shaped points.

Engineers imitate human hands to make better sensors

Taylor Scott quote on RPC

NSF funding to bolster research communication strategies project

Man in white lab coat reviews material.

Engineering professor named fellow of Biomedical Engineering Society

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To make a better sensor, just add noise

Bo Wang Materials Research Institute

Wang earns gold graduate student award for work on piezoelectric discovery

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