Getting the code to bring Happy Valley’s soup to a store near you
In 2016, Happy Valley Soup Company expanded its gourmet dried soup mix operations and entered the mass retail market, selling the mixes in grocery stores in seven states and online through Amazon. To...
View ArticleCollege of Engineering kicks off 125th anniversary with virtual celebration
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View ArticleEngineering students win awards for innovating the human experience
Two IME grad students earn awards from HFES.
View ArticleFirst-generation engineering student finds diverse opportunities
Industrial engineering senior Carlos Norman, a first-generation college student, paved the way for his career.
View ArticleStudent-veteran appreciates campus support and benefits of the G.I. Bill
Cameron Flemmens, a Penn State York student-veteran, always wanted to attend Penn State and it is the only place he applied when he completed his military service.
View ArticleNew industrial engineering space to invigorate learning
The Harold and Inge Marcus Department of Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering at Penn State is adding a new student-centered space within the Leonhard Building.
View ArticleEngineering students draw inspiration from art to test COVID-19 biodevice
As a discipline, engineering often challenges students to fuse technical skills with creative design. During the fall semester, a College of Engineering senior capstone design group collaborated with a...
View ArticleMultidisciplinary researcher bridges Penn State departments as first joint hire
Nina Lauharatanahirun, assistant professor, is the first joint hire between the Department of Biomedical Engineering and the Department of Biobehavioral Health at Penn State.
View ArticleHands-on curriculum to electrify undergraduate engineering
Tim Kane, professor of electrical engineering, is working on a curriculum restructuring project, "Ties that Bind: Integration of Hands-on Experiences across the Curriculum," which is supported by a...
View ArticlePenn State Altoona to host Sea Air Land Challenge
Penn State Altoona will host its second Sea Air Land Challenge on Thursday, May 13, where teams of high school students learn about the engineering process through designing a robotic system relevant...
View ArticleResearchers worldwide find great value in ReaxFF reactive force field
More than 1,600 researchers in six of the world’s seven continents have requested parameters for a ReaxFF reactive force field developed by a Penn State researcher and used as a valuable research tool...
View ArticleEngineering and Applied Research Laboratory award defense research seed grants
In support of multidisciplinary research, the Penn State College of Engineering and the Penn State Applied Research Laboratory collaborated to create a new seed grant program. Five faculty teams have...
View ArticleAssociate director named for Penn State Center for Biodevices
The Penn State Center for Biodevices has a new associate director who will further cement its cross-disciplinary goals to improve life: Greg Lewis, associate professor of orthopaedics and...
View ArticleConcrete world: Engineers to improve reinforced steel to contain nuclear waste
Metal corrosion is a problem across infrastructure in all fields, according to Juan Pablo Gevaudan, assistant professor of architectural engineering and principal investigator who received a...
View ArticleWomen in Engineering 2021 competition announced
The first round of the 2021 Penn State Women in Engineering (WE) Design Competition has kicked off with an online quiz bowl, open now until Friday, Sept. 24.
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