Inaugural GSV x Penn State AI conference to be held Sept. 22-25 in Philadelphia
| psu.edu
Education professionals, entrepreneurs and AI-industry experts are invited to attend the inaugural East Coast Global Silicon Valley (GSV) x Penn State event. The Global Impact Forum will be held Sept. 22-25 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia.
Aug. 21 webinar to cover finding the right audience for community planning ideas
| psu.edu
For years, planners and community development professionals have sought support from elected officials for their ideas. This traditional approach often has left innovative ideas behind and the people advancing them disheartened and devalued, according to organizers of an Aug. 21 Penn State Extension land-use webinar.
Bringing health care back to a rural Pennsylvania community
| psu.edu
Penn State researchers, physicians and medical students came together to start up the LION Mobile Clinic, a mobile clinic providing care to the rural community of Snow Shoe, Pennsylvania.
Debby could hit Philly with rain Friday, severe thunderstorm watch in effect Tuesday
| whyy.org
Tropical Storm Debby is forecast to travel through the Mid-Atlantic region later this week. The storm will also ‘supercharge’ rainstorms Tuesday. This article quotes Gregory Jenkins, professor of meteorology & atmospheric science and geography.
Atoms in advanced alloys find preferred neighbors when solidifying
| psu.edu
A discovery that uncovered the surprising way atoms arrange themselves and find their preferred neighbors in multi-principal element alloys could enable engineers to “tune” these unique and useful materials for enhanced performance in specific applications ranging from advanced power plants to aerospace technologies, according to the researchers who made the finding.
Ag Progress Days returns for packed schedule of activities, demos and exhibits
| psu.edu
Penn State’s Ag Progress Days is back Aug. 13-15 with a full schedule of demonstrations, activities and learning for agriculture enthusiasts of all ages, including the latest in tech, an expansive trade show and activities for kids of all ages.
Penn College's Clean Energy Center to open Pittsburgh facility in early 2025
| psu.edu
Pennsylvania College of Technology’s Clean Energy Center has announced a new strategic partnership with Pittsburgh Gateways Corp. to bring nationally recognized clean energy workforce solutions to Pittsburgh.
Center for Quantitative Imaging launches computed tomography users group
| psu.edu
The Center for Quantitative Imaging has launched the Penn State CT Users Group, which is open to all faculty, students and researchers interested in harnessing the power of computed tomography for their work.
A Note from Neeli: Penn State steering the future of autonomous vehicles
| psu.edu
Ride along with President Neeli Bendapudi and the faculty and students who are helping develop tech for self-driving cars at the Larson Transportation Institute Test Track.
USDA officials visit Jeff Tech's Farm to Refrigerator training facility
| thecourierexpress.com
U.S. Department of Agriculture State Director for Rural Development Bob Morgan, on Wednesday, visited the construction site of Jeff Tech’s Farm to Refrigerator program training facility. This article mentions Penn State research.
Extension team earns national award for work on active transportation plan
| psu.edu
A Penn State Extension team won a 2024 Excellence in Teamwork award from the National Association of Community Development Extension Professionals for their project, “Partnering to Create PA Municipal Active Transportation Plans.”
Professor’s new book examines universities’ role in advancing science
| psu.edu
Penn State Professor of Sociology, Education and Demography David P. Baker is the co-author of the new book, “Global Mega-Science: Universities, Research Collaborations, and Knowledge Production,” which charts the spread of the global university system over the past 120 years and how it precipitated the growth of scientific knowledge.
Flooding is the world's most devastating natural disaster, causing widespread destruction and loss of life. Millions of Americans live in high-risk flood zones, with the threat amplified by climate change and aging infrastructure. This episode explores how innovative computer modeling and visualizations can help communities plan for future flood risks and develop effective response strategies. Listen to the podcast.
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