Penn State Energy and Environment News

Two engineers win National Science Foundation CAREER Awards

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Two Penn State engineering faculty members were recently awarded National Science Foundation Early Career Development Awards. The faculty members are Gordon Warn, assistant professor of civil engineering, and Tak-Sing Wong, assistant professor of mechanical engineering.

Data Commons connects researchers through data sharing

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In order to promote open access to research data, many funding agencies such as the National Science Foundation (NSF) and the National Institutes of Health (NIH), require that research data generated by publicly-funded projects be made publicly available. In addition, some journals require authors to make materials, data and associated protocols promptly available to readers as a condition of publication. Researchers can now more easily comply with these policies by utilizing the services of Penn State’s Data Commons.

Promotions in academic rank, effective July 1, 2016

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The following is a list of academic promotions for tenured and tenure-line faculty members at Penn State, effective July 1, 2016.

Science Seminars: Jan. 21 to 27

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Science Seminars for Jan 21 to 27

Hydrogen: The future fuel

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Beyond petroleum Is hydrogen the answer? "I will get right to the point," declared Nobel laureate Richard Smalley, speaking before Congress. "Energy is the single most important problem facing humanity today. We must find an alternative to oil. We need to somehow provide clean, abundant, low-cost energy to the six billion people that live on the planet today, and the 10-plus billion that are expected by the middle of this century."