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Howard Salis (left), associate professor of biological engineering, chemical engineering and biomedical engineering at Penn State, and Grace Vezeau (right), who earned a doctorate in biological engineering from Penn State in 2021, and Lipika Gadila (not pictured), who earned a bachelor of science in chemical engineering from Penn State in 2018, developed a low-cost approach to developing human biomarker sensors. Credit: Penn State
New RNA-based technology for low-cost human biomarker sensor designs at $1 each instead of $1000
A Penn State researcher holds a large piece of coal. Credit: Penn State
Using coal to store hydrogen: The revitalization of coal country?
The logo for the SPEAC trial studying a voice-enabled artificial intelligence counselor for depression and anxiety.
A voice-enabled artificial intelligence counselor for depression and anxiety
A Penn State-led research team developed a standalone system to monitor nitrogen dioxide in exhaled breath and in the environment. Fabricated from the same nanocomposite material, the self-powered system stretches to adhere to skin or clothes. Credit: Provided by Huanyu "Larry" Cheng/Penn State.
New Sensor System Uses Human Movement to Monitor Air Quality and Breath
A sealed gas well in Moshannon State Forest Credit: Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection
Could affordable geothermal energy be found at the bottom of abandoned oil and gas wells?
This 10-min fast-charging battery was developed for electric cars, with the black box on the top containing a battery management system to control the module. CREDIT EC Power
A new system for a 10-minute charge time for a typical EV battery really changes things
Penn State researchers create mechanical integrated circuit materials from conductive and non-conductive rubber materials that sense and react to tactile input, such as force. Credit: Kelby Hochreither/Penn State.
Engineered material that can simultaneously sense, think and act upon mechanical stress?
In a prior experiment, the team designed a novel conveyor to test their decontamination method in an industrial setting. As the eggs rotate on their long axis along the way, the entire surface of the eggshell was exposed to pulsed ultraviolet light energy. Credit: Josh Casser/Penn State.
Novel food decontamination method uses pulse light technology to effectively kill pathogens
Real-time and accurate virus detection method to get us ready for the next pandemic
Human muscles can be impersonated by nanostructured fibers
An AI-powered prediction market may provide scientists with an efficient, cost-effective tool to tackle the reproducibility problem, a team of researchers report. Credit: (National Cancer Institute/Unsplash.)
Addressing the concerns and challenges around reproducibility in research by using AI betting agents
A simplified diagram showing the bubble-through nuclear thermal propulsion engine concept. Courtesy Propulsion Research Center
A cutting-edge nuclear thermal propulsion rocket engine for deep space missions
Enabling artificial intelligence to learn more continuously like the human brain does
Turning wasted heat into useful electricity with a device that wraps around hot surfaces
Opening genomics data to all with a new cloud-based platform