Researcher pulling from past to shape future of glass research
Glass has been a part of society for thousands of years, so it is easy for this material to become invisible and overlooked, but a Penn State materials scientist has laid out a plan to map the glass genome and advance the future of glass.
New course puts Penn State students in control of transformational technology
A new general education course at University Park — GEOG 397 — will immerse students in the world of virtual reality, 360-degree video, augmented reality and more.
Athletic 'pull' increases campus diversity
The next time you see your favorite collegiate athlete on the field or court, think again about their road to getting there.
Penn State launches new graduate certificate for geospatial software developers
Penn State has launched a new graduate certificate aimed at helping geospatial professionals working in the GIS and web mapping industries to expand their software development and coding skills.
Rapidly rising bedrock may help delay Antarctic Ice Sheet collapse
The bedrock beneath West Antarctica is rising rapidly in response to the ongoing ice melt of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet, according to an international team of researchers, who indicated that their results have important implications for estimating future ice sheet stability and projections of ice mass losses.