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Microcircuit
Organic semiconductors’ glowing potential
by jmm96@psu.edu

By Jamie Oberdick

Many people think of semiconductors as…

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Semiconductor
Potential university partners share their vision of a regional semiconductor hub
by jmm96@psu.edu

By Jamie Oberdick

As outlined in the CHIPS and Science Act…

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Penn State's role
Penn State’s Role in Setting a Course for America’s Semiconductor Future
by jmm96@psu.edu

By Jamie Oberdick

Semiconductors are a big reason as to…

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Two women working in a lab
Seed grants to foster research collaborations with Minority Serving Institutions
by jco11@psu.edu

By Cole Hons and Brianna Lumpkin

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa…

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image of a sensor
Improved, self-healing medical sensor responds to temperature, adapts to skin
by jco11@psu.edu

By Sarah Small

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — For wearable…

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Person blowing on a sensor
Standalone sensor system uses human movement to monitor health and environment
by jco11@psu.edu

By Ashley WennersHerron

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — For…

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image showing motor proteins moved along a microtubule using single-molecule fluorescence microscopy
Neuron movements caused by push, pull of motor proteins, study finds
by jco11@psu.edu

By Mariah R. Lucas

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Neurons, which…

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man in hallway standing with his arms crossed and smiling
Fish-inspired, self-charging electric battery may help power space applications
by jco11@psu.edu

By Mary Fetzer

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — A research lab at…

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