Water Events

Water Community Events

Upcoming Penn State Water Events

A selection of water-related events from around Penn State and beyond.

 10:00 - 11:00am  3rd Floor Café Commons of the Millennium Science Complex  Full details
In this special edition of the Millennium Café, we will have a moderated panel discussion with researchers from different disciplines to consider the scientific developments and corresponding ethical, legal, and social implications of bioprinting technologies. Could bioprinted organs be a solution to the transplant organ shortage? Who owns a bioprinted organ? Are “silent” clinical trials with personalized bioprinted tissues and organs ethical?

 5:00 - 7:00pm  State College Municipal Building, 243 S. Allen St.  Full details
On December 12 from 5-7 pm, State College Borough will host the Sustainable Communities Collaborative, its participating students, faculty, and community partners, Penn State, and the general public for the fall 2024 Campus and Community Sustainability Expo in the Municipal Building on 243 S Allen Street, State College. The Expo is free and open to the public.

 12:15 - 1:15pm  113 Land and Water Research Building or Online  Full details
Join the Penn State Computed Tomography (CT) Users Group, hosted by the Center for Quantitative Imaging (CQI). This group is open to faculty, students, and researchers across all Penn State campuses who are interested in harnessing the power of computed tomography for their work. All experience levels are welcome, from novice to expert. The users group meets on the third Wednesday of the month. What is Computed Tomography?

 All day  HUB-Robeson Center  Full details
The Stuckeman School is excited to announce a groundbreaking research symposium titled “Biophilia: Designing for Animals.” This event will explore the critical role of animals in design and how our built and natural environments are shaped by more-than-human participants.

 All day  HUB-Robeson Center  Full details
The Stuckeman School is excited to announce a groundbreaking research symposium titled “Biophilia: Designing for Animals.” This event will explore the critical role of animals in design and how our built and natural environments are shaped by more-than-human participants.