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Penn State launches statewide environmental monitoring network - Vimarsana News

Penn State launches statewide environmental monitoring network

Penn State has established a publicly available environmental monitoring network to provide enhanced surveillance of atmospheric and soil conditions across Pennsylvania.

Penn State students in BJC stands chime in on THON noise levels - Vimarsana News

Penn State students in BJC stands chime in on THON noise levels

Penn State’s annual THON is an event with lots of loud music and celebrating attendees. Some students participating in THON from the stands chimed in on how they’re handling the

Source: psu.edu
Penn State's EMS Student Council hosts thrifting event with donated clothes for students | Lifestyle - Vimarsana News

Penn State's EMS Student Council hosts thrifting event with donated clothes for students | Lifestyle

Penn State’s College of Earth and Mineral Sciences held a free and open clothing swap for students from Feb. 6 -17.

Source: psu.edu
Enhanced GPS and comms the focus in AFRL/NASA CubeSat mission - Military Embedded Systems - Vimarsana News

Enhanced GPS and comms the focus in AFRL/NASA CubeSat mission - Military Embedded Systems

Sensor experiments recently deployed from the International Space Station (ISS) during late 2022 may lead to greater understanding of the Earth’s ionosphere that will in turn enable more accurate predictive modeling and lead to increased resilience in the navigation and communications realms.

Penn State Professor Elected President Of Natural Hazards Section Of American Geophysical Union - Vimarsana News

Penn State Professor Elected President Of Natural Hazards Section Of American Geophysical Union

Cervone will serve as president for the next two years.