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Eberly College of Science

Science Journal

The Science Journal, a biannual publication, endeavors to inform, inspire, engage, and educate readers by showcasing the many ways that the college’s vibrant community of students, alumni, faculty, and staff makes a difference in the world.

Cover of the Winter 2021 issue of the Science Journal.

Current Issue

Summer 2021

Our Community, Shining Through It All: In the face of COVID-19, the college has stepped up for the next generation of scientists

Remote Research, Remotely: Eberly researchers use satellites to monitor bat habitat and study virus spillover events during a global pandemic.

Secrets of the Warbler genome.

Much more in the Summer 2021 issue of the Science Journal.

Summer 2021

From underwater drones in the Gulf of Mexico to orbiting satellites detecting signals from distant solar systems, the Eberly College of Science has a wealth of experience in effectively working remotely, as guest editor Julia Kregenow, teaching professor of astronomy and astrophysics, explains in greater detail.

Tracy Langkilde, Verne M. Willaman Dean

Dean's Letter - Summer 2021