Researcher pulling from past to shape future of glass research
Glass has been a part of society for thousands of years, so it is easy for this material to become invisible and overlooked, but a Penn State materials scientist has laid out a plan to map the glass genome and advance the future of glass.
Penn State graduate, Sheetz Fellow helps develop missile defense system
Using the skills he learned as part of the Sheetz Fellows program, Penn State graduate Steve Mullen, who attended the Altoona campus, landed a job with Lockheed Martin helping to develop the world’s first maritime ballistic missile defense system.
Smart robot enhances kinesiology and speech classes at Scranton campus
A robotic video capture platform is well on its way to transforming kinesiology and speech education at Penn State Scranton. Previously piloted at other college campuses, including Penn State Berks, there are many uses for the robotic platform known as Swivl. The smart robot turns a tablet or smartphone into a video capture system that will scan a room at command and stop to focus where it is needed.










