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The College of Engineering received a $19 million gift from the estate of @PSUESM alumnus E. Michael Ackley, placing Ackley among the top five individual donors in college history.
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Our @PSUESM is having a Graduate Open House that is online! If you're considering graduate school, consider our department! From research areas like Advanced Materials, Energy Storage, Bioprinting, Acoustics, Flexible Electronics, and Neural Engineering, etc.!
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College of Engineering faculty receive Fulbright Scholar, Fulbright Specialist Awards for 2024-25 year ➡️ bit.ly/48lbUfR
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"Neuroethicist Laura Y. Cabrera on the importance of interdisciplinary work for thinking outside the box"
Read our full interview with @PSUESM researcher Dr. Cabrera, one of our #50ScientistsThatInspire:
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Powering accessible, collaborative art
Isaac Arbelaez Venegas, @PSUMechEng @PSUESM undergrad, is part of a Learning Factory project that is creating a bridge to translate how sighted and blind or visually impaired communities assemble visual information: bit.ly/43seFtk
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A CSRAI seed grant will help @DearPriya, @kelleyhastwoes, and @NeuroethCabrera explore how students are making sense of the ethics of generative AI.
@ISTatPENNSTATE @PSUESM @PSULiberalArts
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🐝 Using a $3M @NSF grant, researchers will spearhead a new initiative to create novel monitoring systems for insect populations, many of which are experiencing dramatic changes across the globe due to changes in land use, pollution and climate change.
➡️ bit.ly/3RAbnjv
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A new wearable patch that can monitor glucose, pH and temperature in sweat for up to three weeks has been developed by Penn State researchers.
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“I’m Laura Cabrera, and #IEngineer Neuroethics.”
🧠 @PSUESM's Laura Cabrera seeks to start an interdisciplinary conversation about the ethical, legal, social and cultural implications of neuroscience and neurotechnology.
Learn more ➡️ bit.ly/46EPmFg
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Honored and excited to be recognized as a CMBE Young Innovator alongside such a stellar group!
@PennStateBME @PennStNeurosurg @PSUESM @PennStHershey @PSUEngineering @PSUresearch
The Young Innovators special issue and @BMESociety sessions are coming… see anyone you recognize?
@jdweaverBME @profmikeking @Clyne_Lab @BmeUtsa
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“I am Laura Cabrera, and #IEngineer Neuroethics.”
@PSUESM's Laura Cabrera seeks to start an interdisciplinary conversation about the ethical, legal, social and cultural implications of neuroscience and neurotechnology. Learn how she engineers neuroethics➡️bit.ly/46EPmFg
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Huanyu “Larry” Cheng, James L. Henderson Jr. Memorial Associate Professor of @PSUESM, is a finalist for the @Falling_Walls Science Breakthrough of the Year 2023! Check it out ⬇️
📢 We are excited to announce the finalists in multiple categories! Cheers to getting one step closer to becoming a #FallingWalls #ScienceBreakthrough of the Year 2023! 👏🥂
🔗 Discover all Finalists here: bit.ly/434twIy
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🌱 A project is developing a low-temperature, environmentally friendly, and cost-effective process to produce graphite-based bipolar plates for fuel cells. bit.ly/3MTFiPQ
@PSUEngineering @PSUESM @PSUHazleton @PSBehrend
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With over 6,600 downloads, here is one of the most-read JAP Editor's Picks from last year!
Authored by: Cliff J. Lissenden @PSUESM
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Smart diapers may soon become a reality with the development of a hydration sensor that can detect when a baby's diaper needs changing: asme.org/topics-resources/co… @penn_state
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Cunjiang Yu, the Dorothy Quiggle Career Development Associate Professor of @PSUESM, was selected by the @ASMEdotorg Applied Mechanics Division to receive the 2023 Thomas J. R. Hughes Young Investigator Award!
Learn more ➡️ bit.ly/3UzvFcB
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Join us tomorrow at 11am PT for the next talk in our Spring-Summer Seminar Series where Saptarshi Das of @PSUESM will talk about 2D Material-based #Bio-inspired and Neuromorphic Devices for Edge #Computing and #Sensing. Get the Zoom link & more info here: bit.ly/3Htwtds
Saptarshi Das Seminar
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Ibrahim T. Ozbolat, associate professor of @PSUESM and @PennStateBME, is advancing the capabilities of 3D printing with biomaterials and revolutionizing health care. This research has implications for printing new organs and tissues.
Learn more ➡️ bit.ly/3ZwF19O
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Superhydrophobic biosensor could measure #sweat vapors on the body @penn_state @acsnano doi.org/grtpd7 phys.org/news/2023-02-superh…
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Save the date! With our friends at @PSUEngineering, we're hosting a free screening and discussion of "Seizing Hope: High Tech Journeys in #PediatricEpilepsy" at 5pm ET on 22 Feb. In-person and virtual options are available; registration is required: bit.ly/40SIHVc #brain































