ESM in the News
October 2020
- Graphene-Based Memory Resistors Can Mimic The Efficiency Of Brain’s Neural Networks
AtomsTalk, October 31, 2020 - New Graphene-Based Memory Resistors Mimic the Brain's Network
The Science Times, October 30, 2020 - Biosensors Printed Directly On Skin Bring Wearable Tech To Next Level
Forbes, October 24, 2020 - Another breakthrough in wearable sensors opens interesting possibilities
Medium, October 22, 2020 - 3D Printing of Biological Tissues Advanced with Yield Stress Gels
Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News, October 16, 2020 - Wearable circuits printed directly on human skin
ACS News Service Weekly PressPac, October 14, 2020 - New ‘wearable paint’ PRINTED directly on the body to monitor vital signs is powered by the user’s movements and can be washed off after data is gathered
Daily Mail UK, October 12, 2020 - Wearable tattoo: Scientists print sensors directly onto skin without heat
UPI, October 12, 2020 - A virus and bacteria may ‘team up’ to harm babies’ brains
LiveScience.com, October 1, 2020
August 2020
- Understanding locust swarms could improve collision avoidance
National Science Foundation, August 26, 2020 - A biblical plague insect could help create the future of self-driving cars
Inverse, August 24, 2020 - Locust swarms could hold the key to developing effective collision avoidance technology for robots, drones and self-driving cars
Daily Mail UK, August 24, 2020 - Scientists invent self-healing material with engineered squid proteins
Medium, August 2, 2020
January 2020
- Engineering Science and Mechanics MD/PhD student named to “20 in Their 20s” list
Penn State College of Medicine News, January 27, 2020 - Muhammad Faryad on Mentoring with Impact
The Optical Society: Optics & Photonics
September 2019
- Monolithic alternating current indium gallium nitride light-emitting chips
Semiconductor Today, September 12, 2029
August 2019
- AC-powered LEDs could cut the cost of lighting
IEEE Spectrum, August 13, 2019
January 2019
- Scientists find way to create more breathable 3D-printed human tissues
Business Recorder, January 1
December 2018
- Scientists create a way to make more breathable 3D-printed tissues
DigitalTrends.com, December 27 - Micropores in 3D printed tissue allow the flow of oxygen and nutrients
3ders.org, December 24 - Penn State Researchers 3D Print Porous Tissues
3DPrint.com, December 21 - PENN STATE RESEARCHERS 3D PRINT POROUS TISSUES FOR BONE AND CARTILAGE IMPLANTS
3DPrintingIndustry.com, December 21 - Micropores in fabricated tissues allow nutrient and oxygen diffusion into core
News-Medical.net. December 20 - Better security achieved with randomly generating biological encryption keys
Phys.org, December 19
September 2018
- The Environment’s New Clothes: Biodegradable Textiles Grown from Live Organisms
Scientific American, September 14 - Advances Yield More Organs for Transplant
U.S. News, Septmeber 13 - August 2018
- Squid-inspired proteins make new thermal switch
Physics World, August 20 - UVA multidisciplinary engineering team designs technology for smart materials
EurekAlert, August 17 - Thermal switch discovered in engineered squid-based biomaterials
Science Daily, August 13
July 2018
- How to print a better human: ISEs engineer better processes so 3 D bioprinting can fabricate organs and tissues
ISE Magazine, July 31
April 2018
- Vascularizing pancreatic islets improves transplantation for diabetes
medicalphysicsweb.org, April 13
February 2018
- Flexible and self-healing medical devices
Haptic.ro, February 12
January 2018
- This 3D printing method makes a better nose
Futurity.org, January 30 - Penn State Researchers Use 3D Printing Technology to Improve Strength and Cell Adhesion of PDMS
3DPrint.com, January 23 - 3-D printing improves cell adhesion and strength of PDMS polymer
Phys.org, January 22 - Going ‘shuntless’ can be better for babies with hydrocephalus
Futurity.org, January 2
October 2017
- Mother Nature Gets Fashionable
Xploration Nature Knows Best, October 14
September 2017
- This Penn State researcher is creating better solar cells by making them cheaper: BTN LiveBIG
Big Ten Network, September 30
August 2017
- Lab-grown cartilage could be next big thing in knee replacements
WNDU, August 25 - 3-D printing technology allows doctors to create new cartilage for worn-out joints
KPRC Houston, August 20
July 2017
- Women in IT Security: Power Players
scmagazine.com, July 11 - Streaming the Latest in Nanotechnology
streamingmedia.com, July 11
- 2-D layered devices can self-assemble with precision
chemeurope.com, July 7 - Squid-inspired Proteins can Function as Programmable Assemblers of 2D Materials
AzoNano, July 6 - 2-D layered devices can self-assemble with precision
Science Daily, July 5 - 2-D layered devices can self-assemble with precision
Phys.org, July 5
June 2017
- The Cephalo-Inspired Technology Of The Future
Science Friday, June 23
May 2017
- Solar Power to the People
USAgnet.com, May 30 - Penn State researchers develop low-cost solar cell
pv magazine, May 19 - The self repairing clothes that can 'shed their skin' when damaged
Daily Mail, May 3
April 2017
- Rapid Screening Machine can Read and Separate Proteins
TechnologyNetworks.com, April 19
January 2017
- Squid Parts Help Make Self-Healing Materials
Inside Science, January 13 - Three Penn Staters make Forbes' '30 Under 30' list
StateCollege.com, January 12 - Penn State professor listed in Forbes "30 Under 30"
WJAC, January 5
December 2016
- Ibrahim Ozbolat: Printing Health Solutions
CGTN America, December 31 - The promise of printing: Machines that deposit cell-laden inks are constructing tissues and organs, one layer at a time.
Nature, December 8 - 3D bioprinting revolution solidifies gains
Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News, December 1
November 2016
- Women in engineering profile: Judith Todd
ASM International, November 10
September 2016
- The path to printed body parts: Scientists are making steady progress toward 3-D printed tissues and organs
American Chemical Society, September 22
August 2016
- Protective fabric fixes itself with help from squid proteins
Chemical & Engineering News, August 25 - 3D printing produces cartilage from bioink
The Republican Herald, page 27, August 25 - Need a new knee? Penn State researchers may soon be able to print you one
WPSU Radio, August 24 - Penn State innovates self-healing textiles
Big Ten Network, August 18 - Self-healing fabric could be the end to torn clothes
Newsweek, August 12 - This liquid could let torn clothes repair themselves
CNN Money, August 10
July 2016
- This fabric can repair itself and neutralize toxins
Futurity, July 26 - Penn State adds new engineering grad programs
Centre Daily Times, July 21