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The College of Earth and Mineral Sciences at #PennState is a world leader in earth, materials, energy sciences and engineering.

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Geo Week News spotlighted Samrin Sauda, a Ph.D. student in geography at Penn State, for her work using geospatial research to help predict disasters before they strike.

Her research turns spatial data into tools for preparedness and resilience.

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It's time for our annual Senior Send-off! Congratulations Allison, Dane, Joey, Liz, Luke, Victoria, Nico, Sarah, Ryan, Tyler, & Matthew! https://t.co/v4DEKwX1SC

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Penn State’s Sustainable Labs Program has concluded its fourth year, expanding its campus impact.

The initiative helps research labs reduce energy use, minimize waste and embed sustainability into daily operations.

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How can restaurants reduce food waste and move toward zero waste dining?

Alex Neill of Newcastle University will discuss sustainable consumer behavior and practical waste‑reduction strategies from noon to 1:15 p.m. May 19 in 111 Borland Building.

https://t.co/YxMa2RcIUs

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Remembering Herbert McKinstry, a pioneer in materials research at Penn State.

His leadership and commitment to interdisciplinary collaboration helped lay the foundation for today’s Materials Research Institute. https://t.co/51P3phRJYb

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Penn State’s Department of Meteorology is partnering with @Climavision to expand access to advanced radar data and technology.

The collaboration strengthens research, forecasting and hands‑on training for the next generation of meteorologists. https://t.co/EZt4YyX67J

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Joshua Robinson has been named director of @PennStateMRI.

An expert in two‑dimensional materials with @pennstatematse, he also partners with industry to turn research breakthroughs into real‑world technologies.

https://t.co/5BGpCakrgR

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Emily Shor of @psumeteo has been named a Spring 2026 student marshal for Penn State’s College of Earth and Mineral Sciences.

The honor recognizes academic excellence and leadership within the college. Congratulations, Emily.

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Students taking a marine biogeochemistry in our college turned a subtropical island into their lab. The hands‑on field experience gave students the opportunity to study marine systems in real time — bringing classroom concepts to life. https://t.co/8ryw4geqfM

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We recently honored faculty and students at the EMS Wilson Awards. The awards recognize excellence in research, teaching and service across the college. Congratulations to this year’s recipients. https://t.co/XzMH5PDkvd @pennstatematse @pennstateeme @psugeography @psumeteo

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A @psugeography student is using satellite data to improve estimates related to Antarctica. His research highlights the global impact undergraduate students can have in geography and polar science. https://t.co/FJ3LBvHrIg

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Registration is open for the Mining Summer Camp at Penn State University Park.

Students will gain hands‑on experience in mining and mineral resources — and enrollment is fully sponsored.

A great opportunity to explore careers in mining and engineering.
https://t.co/Sl98Zd2xSI

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April 22: As renewables grow, utilities rely on voluntary programs to curb peak demand — but do households want to give up control?

Christina McGranaghan of the University of Delaware will discuss experimental evidence on electricity demand.

https://t.co/be2Njubg16

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For the first time, researchers have captured treetops glowing during storms on film.

The footage offers new insight into atmospheric electricity and how trees alter the atmosphere while surface and cloud energy unite during storms.

https://t.co/iOODzWvie0

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Explore Penn State after hours at Night at the Museums on April 23.

Enjoy special exhibits across campus — including a chance to see Old Coaly and learn more about the University’s mining history.

A unique evening of art, science and heritage.

https://t.co/Hgpr4PjEpk

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Collard greens may be a Southern staple — but their story starts in the Mediterranean and medieval kitchens. A 10th‑century recipe and global trade routes help rewrite the history of how collards reached the American South. https://t.co/wbTSfL31NT

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Nelson Dzade of @pennstateeme recently co‑chaired a critical minerals session focused on strengthening U.S.–Africa collaboration. His work in computational materials science and sustainable resources supports innovation for the energy transition. https://t.co/R0cbkvHqOM

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April 15: Gabriel Lade will present “Does Renewable Diesel Clean the Air? Evidence from California Highways” in 157 Hosler Building at University Park. he talk explores how California’s shift to renewable diesel has affected NOx levels. https://t.co/eoaahRTxNC

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Winners of our Materials Visualization Competition have been announced.

Best of Show went to Michaela Luebbers for “Stainless Nebula: A Supernova of Color on Deformed 316L Stainless Steel.” She joins several other recipients in EMS.

https://t.co/IvNuL002Ln

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Congrats to Nicholas Clark, co‑founder of LionGlass, for earning one of Penn State’s first Innovation Impact Awards for his work developing this glass created with much less energy. 🎉https://t.co/GjExAlZYaO

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