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next generation of high-power electronics
New high-power thermoelectric device may provide cooling in next-gen electronics
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By Matthew Carroll

Next-generation electronics will…

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2023 MASH Spring Workshop
Workshop fosters partnerships to position U.S. as leader in semiconductors
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Newly formed MASH consortium recently met to identify…

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Soft tissue restoration, blood vessel formation
Soft tissue restoration, blood vessel formation focus of $3M grant
by jmm96@psu.edu

By Mariah R. Lucas

The ability to regenerate and pattern…

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LionGlass
New glass cuts carbon footprint by nearly half and is 10x more damage resistant
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By Adrienne Berard

Worldwide, glass manufacturing produces…

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Image showing actuation of ferroelectric polymers driven by Joule heating
New ferroelectric material could give robots muscles
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By Jamie Oberdick

UNVERSITY PARK, Pa. — A new type of…

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3D printed ceramics increase gas turbine fuel efficiency
3D-printed ceramics may increase gas turbine fuel efficiency, researchers report
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By Sarah Small

Airplane engines can reach temperatures of…

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A man and a woman standing next to a 3D printer in a lab
Newly acquired 3D printer boosts Penn State’s advanced ceramic research
by jco11@psu.edu

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — A recently installed 3D ceramics printer…

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Continued growth of research expenditures
Trustees hear strategies to strengthen, expand Penn State’s research enterprise
by jmm96@psu.edu

Penn State achieved a record $1.03 billion in research…

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