Can Machines Discover?
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Four Penn State faculty members elected AAAS Fellows
by jmm96@psu.edu

The American Association for the Advancement of…

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Saptarshi Das group collaborating around a sample they are viewing together around the instrument
Can machines discover?
by jmm96@psu.edu

How the Materials Research Institute is both using and…

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Penn State physicist Jainendra Jain to lead new institute in India
by jmm96@psu.edu

Lodha Theoretical Physics Institute directorship will…

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Aida Ebrahimi in the lab with a student
Novel sensing technology 20 times more responsive, even in liquids
by jmm96@psu.edu

The new framework can power sensors that measure forever…

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microscope image of aerogel-based biomaterial
Q&A: Gassing up bioengineered materials for wound healing
by jmm96@psu.edu

By Ty Tkacik

Biomaterials are specifically engineered to…

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Students in the Das lab
Tiny thermometers offer on-chip temperature monitoring for processors
by jmm96@psu.edu

By Ty Tkacik

The semiconductor chips driving modern-day…

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Artist illustration of plasma resistance on thin materials
Atom-thin material could help solve chip manufacturing problem  
by jmm96@psu.edu

By Jamie Oberdick

Making computer chips smaller is not…

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Tillinger and Lee researching in their lab
Electric eel biology inspires powerful gel battery
by jmm96@psu.edu

By Ty Tkacik

Power sources used in devices found in or…

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