Eberly College of Science

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At the Eberly College of Science, we further scientific knowledge to build a better future for our students and for society. Through collaborative learning, intensive research, and a strong community, we're dedicated to making a meaningful impact.

Code of Mutual Respect and Cooperation

The Code of Mutual Respect and Cooperation was developed to embody the values that we hope our faculty, staff, and students possess, consistent with the aspirational goals expressed in the Penn State Principles.

What it means

Issue 1 of the 2022 Science Journal is explores the impact of several of the preprofessional and integrated degree programs in the Penn Stat

Science Journal Spotlight: Preprofessional Programs in the Eberly College of Science

New risk scores developed by Penn State biologists could help clinicians identify young children most at risk of developing obesity.

New approach can help identify young children most at risk for obesity

A sun-like star could explain why our Sun stopped its sunspot cycles 300 years ago during the Maunder Minimum, according to Penn State.

Nearby star could help explain why our Sun didn’t have sunspots for 70 years

Mikael Rechtsman, associate professor of physics at Penn State, will lead a team that has been awarded a 5-year $7.5 million DoD MURI grant.

$7.5 million DoD grant supports the exploration of exotic physics in synthetic dimensions

Scholarship rewards U.S. undergraduates studying in select STEM fields.

Two Penn Staters selected for competitive national Goldwater Scholarship

University alumna has opened doors for women of color in the sciences.

Penn State to name building in honor of scientist and pioneer Shirley M. Malcom