The Richard E. Tressler Lectures in Materials honors the very important work of Professor Richard E. Tressler who was head of Penn State's Department of Materials Science and Engineering from 1991-2001. Read more
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The Richard E. Tressler Lectures in Materials honors the very important work of Professor Richard E. Tressler who was head of Penn State's Department of Materials Science and Engineering from 1991-2001. Read more
The David Ford McFarland Award for Achievement in Materials was established in 1948 by the Penn State Chapter of the American Society for Metals (now ASM International) to honor graduates of Penn State who have honorably distinguished themselves in some field of materials. The award was named in honor of Dr. David Ford McFarland—former professor and department head. Read more
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Newly achieved precise control over light emitted from incredibly tiny sources, a few nanometers in size, embedded in two-dimensional (2D) materials could lead to remarkably high-resolution monitors and advances in ultra-fast quantum computing, according to an international team led by researchers at Penn State and Université Paris-Saclay.
2025 Energy Innovations Symposium - April 9-11
The symposium brings together researchers exploring energy production, carbon management, materials for energy, and energy systems and policy. Discussions will cover renewable energy, water-related challenges, carbon capture, decarbonization, critical minerals, energy storage, system management, and policy solutions. By fostering collaboration across these diverse fields, we aim to drive energy innovation and sustainable solutions for the future.
2025 Energy Innovations Symposium - April 9-11
The symposium brings together researchers exploring energy production, carbon management, materials for energy, and energy systems and policy. Discussions will cover renewable energy, water-related challenges, carbon capture, decarbonization, critical minerals, energy storage, system management, and policy solutions. By fostering collaboration across these diverse fields, we aim to drive energy innovation and sustainable solutions for the future.
2025 Energy Innovations Symposium - April 9-11
The symposium brings together researchers exploring energy production, carbon management, materials for energy, and energy systems and policy. Discussions will cover renewable energy, water-related challenges, carbon capture, decarbonization, critical minerals, energy storage, system management, and policy solutions. By fostering collaboration across these diverse fields, we aim to drive energy innovation and sustainable solutions for the future.
The symposium brings together researchers exploring energy production, carbon management, materials for energy, and energy systems and policy. Discussions will cover renewable energy, water-related challenges, carbon capture, decarbonization, critical minerals, energy storage, system management, and policy solutions. By fostering collaboration across these diverse fields, we aim to drive energy innovation and sustainable solutions for the future.
Science Policy Society invites you to this month's Science on Tapat Axemann Brewery.
The talks will begin at 7:00 pm but you can claim your spots as early as 6:00 pm.