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Deb Kelly (left), professor of biomedical engineering, director of the Center for Structural Oncology and Huck Chair in Molecular Biophysics; and Maria Solares, doctoral student in molecular, cellular and integrative biosciences in the Huck Institutes of the Life Sciences, stand next to the cryo-electron microscopy machine. Credit: Jeff Xu/Penn State.

Guarding the genome: Researchers uncover full 3D structure of p53 protein

by jco11@psu.edu March 17, 2023

By Mariah R. Lucas

UNIVERISTY PARK, Pa. — The tumor…

Flat, pancake-sized metalens images lunar surface in an engineering first

by jmm96@psu.edu March 13, 2023

By Maria R. Lucas

Penn State-led research team creates the…

A drone used to detect radiation hovers near the tennis courts at the intermural fields on West Campus at University Park. Image by Jamie Oberdick

Alliance works to keep America prepared for nuclear incidents

by jco11@psu.edu February 23, 2023

By Jamie Oberdick

It was an…

The formation of heterostructure of a layered two-dimensional material envisioned as Lego blocks locking together.

New material may offer key to solving quantum computing issue

by jco11@psu.edu February 23, 2023

By Jamie Oberdick

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- A new form of a…

Two-dimensional oxides open door for high-speed electronics

by jco11@psu.edu February 15, 2023

By Matthew Carroll

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – Advances in…

From left, co-authors Sawyer Campbell, associate research professor in Penn State's School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS), Galestan Mackertich-Sengerdy, doctoral student and researcher in EECS, and Douglas Werner, John L. and Genevieve H. McCain Chair Professor of EECS, pose with their compliant mechanism-enabled patch antenna prototype. Credit: Jeff Xu/Penn State.

Mechanical engineering meets electromagnetics to enable future technology

by jco11@psu.edu February 15, 2023

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Reconfigurable antennas — those that can…

A Penn State-led research team has invented a new class of ion-exchange membrane wafer assemblies that significantly improves electrodeionizaton’s ability to capture p-coumaric acid from liquid mixtures. Credit: Jeff Xu/Penn State.

Researchers use water treatment method to capture acids from agricultural waste

by jco11@psu.edu February 15, 2023

By Mariah R. Lucas

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Bound for the…

Work from Computational Textiles Lab researchers on international display

by jco11@psu.edu February 08, 2023

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Projects developed by …

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MRI News Articles

Guarding the genome: Researchers uncover full 3D structure of p53 protein

Flat, pancake-sized metalens images lunar surface in an engineering first

Alliance works to keep America prepared for nuclear incidents

New material may offer key to solving quantum computing issue

Two-dimensional oxides open door for high-speed electronics

Mechanical engineering meets electromagnetics to enable future technology

Researchers use water treatment method to capture acids from agricultural waste

Work from Computational Textiles Lab researchers on international display

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