Majoris' research examines how variation in early life traits affects dispersal and population dynamics in marine ecosystems, and his work informs conservation strategies to sustain marine biodiversity and ecosystem resilience. 🌊

Assistant Professor of Biology John Majoris is one of five faculty members who recently joined Penn State's Institute of Energy and the Environment. Read more about these new faculty members: https://t.co/aeuK14QUty #PennStateBio

A New Force Will Secure the Perimeter.

Congrats to Wenrui Hao, professor of mathematics and 2025-26 Huck Leadership Fellow, for being named the new director for the Center for Mathematical Biology in @HuckInstitutes! Read more about Hao and the center at https://t.co/zhfL8Y3BCQ #PennStateMath

After she conducted research on bottle refusal, she came up with the idea of bottle-loveys — stuffed animals that wrap around baby bottles and include a removable heart pad mothers can wear against their skin to absorb their scent. Read more at https://t.co/gbzRZBDpi6

Eberly alumna Julianne Gardner turned the feeding struggles with her second child to a startup success called bottimals. 🍼 #PennStateBio

If you are thinking about ditching health insurance all together but are worried about going completely naked in the case something big comes up, you should give CrowdHealth a look. Here is what our CrowdHealth members have paid on average/month over the last 12 months: $143

Nathan Keim, associate professor of physics, and Sebanti Chattapahyay, a postdoctoral scholar, spoke about why smart windows could have such an impact and how they work. Check out the story and episode at https://t.co/WsPMWY92s6 #PennStatePhysics

Two members of our Department of Physics were featured in the latest episode of Penn State's Institute of Energy and the Environment's "Growing Impact" podcast. This episode focused on innovative smart window technology and how it can reduce heating, cooling energy usage. 🪟

Congrats to the members of the college who received awards at the Staff Appreciation Ceremony this year! We had a great time celebrating our staff and all the hard work that they do every day. Check out the full list of winners at https://t.co/A2pCWhvshC #PennStateScience

Penn State Provost Fotis Sotiropoulos joined the Eberly College of Science to enjoy some experiments that involved conducting electricity and using liquid nitrogen to breathe like a dragon. ⚡️🐉 #PennStateScience

Due to the recent resignation of coaches at Southern Miss, I am reopening my recruitment. I look forward to beginning conversations with other schools immediately. CLASS OF 2026 DEFENDER email: laurynsmitty2@gmail.com phone number: 954-336-1402 @ImCollegeSoccer @ImYouthSoccer

Happy National STEM Day! 🧪💻⚙️📊 Today, and every day, we are recognizing the importance of STEM education and spreading the love of science to the next generation.

Buy yours at https://t.co/yZmQb0nXiB and support a student scholarship fund. #PennStateScience #StayForScience

At Eberly, we are passionate about why we "Stay for Science." 📊🧪🔭🔬🥼 Our "Come for Football, Stay for Science" shirts are still available on our brand shop as we approach Penn State's last home football game of the season on Nov. 22.

This degree will prepare students to tackle the cross-disciplinary questions and problems related to the brain, the nervous system and its interactions with the body and environment, and brain health, while preparing them careers in medical and healthcare, and beyond.

Hecla Mining (which we own in our gold funds!) jumped 12% to close out last week after a standout Q3. Revenue and silver output came in far above expectations and all four mines generated positive free cash flow for a second straight quarter. The company also raised 2025 capital

Starting in the 2025-26 academic year, students will be able to enroll in the Bachelor of Science in Neurobiology through the Eberly College of Science. 🧠 Read more about the new major at https://t.co/EkzhHKMLjL #PennStateBio #PennStateScience #Neurobiology

Read more about these corals at https://t.co/6D7Pb3kJ4L #PennStateBio

Soft-bodied corals, or octocorals, are showing resilience among bleaching and warming oceans, and fundamentally changing these habitats. Their resilience is helping scientists understand which species might endure warming seas — and what that means for the future of reefs.

The series will include four lectures between Nov. 10 and 12 in 114 McAllister Building, starting with “A World From a Sheet of Paper,” at 6 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 10. Find out more about these lectures at https://t.co/G0TmRPx3Cs #PennStateMath

Halloween may be over, but the walking dead are still with us! Due to lax policies, they've drained $240 million from Medicaid—crucial resources meant for the living. This is scary. 🧵

Join the college for the 2025 Russell E. Marker Lectures in Mathematics, which will feature Tadashi Tokieda, professor of mathematics at Stanford University.

You'll also get a chance to tour @PennStateMRI, which is an area that the University is a national leader in — materials research. Read more about the tours and Müller's story at https://t.co/AqHUrWaLvV #PennStatePhysics

During the Friday before the last two home Penn State football games, the college is celebrating Erwin Müller's legacy of first "seeing" the atom 70 years ago. See the equipment Müller used during the tours on Nov. 7 and Nov. 21 from 3 to 5 p.m. starting in 205 Osmond Lab.