All Events

  • 22 Feb
    Sarah Ficken, Agriculture Educator at Cornell Cooperative Extension of Madison County Climate change presents a series of challenges that farmers must respond and adapt to in order to remain profitable. The talk will focus on how the Adaptation Workbook and other Climate Smart Farming tools can provide an important framework when thinking about a farm level response to climate change.
  • 22 Feb

    How novel species introduction alters various aspects of niche distribution for an individual and population

    Dr. Lauren Pintor, Ohio State University

    February 22, 2019 @ 02:30 pm to 03:30 pm

    107 Forest Resources Building
    University Park

  • 22 Feb

    Sarah Gergel, Professor of Landscape Ecology & Conservation at the University of British Columbia

  • 26 Feb
    Humans are having an impact on our planet’s life-support systems - from the climate and oceans to land itself. The magnitude is such that scientists have claimed we are in a new geologic epoch—the Anthropocene—the age of the humans. This represents a pivotal time in both planetary and human history.
  • 26 Feb

    Presenter: Mumbi Kimani

  • 26 Feb

    EPA's Office of Research and Development and Office of Water host this monthly webinar series to communicate current small drinking water systems research along with Agency priorities. This forum allows EPA to communicate directly with state personnel and others to provide training and foster collaboration and dissemination of information.

  • 27 Feb
    This comprehensive workshop can help landowners better understand their royalty payments and management.
  • 27 Feb

    African-American undergraduate and graduate students at Penn State who previously have presented research posters at symposiums will present their posters at a Research Symposium and Reception hosted by the Alliance for Education, Science, Engineering and Development in Africa (AESEDA) in honor of Black History Month.

  • 27 Feb

    The Community Multiscale Air Quality (CMAQ) Modeling System is a comprehensive state-of-the-science air pollution modeling system that is widely used worldwide to study local to hemispheric air pollution issues and guide development of air pollution abatement strategies. For over two decades, EPA and states have used CMAQ to support air quality management.

  • 13 Mar

    On behalf of the Institutes for Energy and the Environment and the Radiocarbon Laboratory of the Energy and Environmental Sustainability Laboratories, we would like to invite you to the Penn State Radiocarbon Dating Workshop.

  • 14 Mar

    How Penn State faculty members and researchers can take advantage of a national consortium called the Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit Network will be the focus of a meeting hosted by the Institutes of Energy and the Environment.

  • 15 Mar

    Understanding the behavioral outputs of complex signals between organisms

    Dr. Anne Leonard, University of Nevada, Reno

    March 15, 2019 @ 02:30 pm to 03:30 pm

    133 Food Science Building
    University Park

    Ecology Spring Seminar Series 2019 “Behave like an Ecologist: Research Exploring Behavioral Ecology” Fridays 2:30-3:30

  • 21 Mar

    The Institutes of Energy and the Environment (IEE), in collaboration with the Center for Security Research and Education (CSRE), will be hosting a meeting to discuss PFAS and explore how Penn State can help address a critical issue. In addition, the meeting will be an opportunity to determine who at Penn State is working on PFAS in order to coordinate for potential future grant calls.

  • 25 Mar

    Join the American Institute of Biological Sciences on March 25-27 for our annual Congressional Visits Day in Washington, DC. Please note that the dates for the program have changed from March 18-20 to March 25-27, 2019.

  • 25 Mar
    WaterHackWeek is a 5-day hackweek to be held at the University of Washington in partnership with the University of Washington eScience Institute. Participants will learn about open source technologies used to analyze water-related datasets. Mornings will consist of interactive lectures, and afternoon sessions will involve facilitated exploration of datasets and hands-on software development.
  • 29 Mar

    Using fossil records to gain perspective on how species respond to environmental change

    Dr. Michelle Lawing, Texas A&M University

    March 29, 2019 @ 02:30 pm to 03:30 pm

    107 Forest Resources Building
    University Park

    Ecology Spring Seminar Series 2019 “Behave like an Ecologist: Research Exploring Behavioral Ecology” Fridays 2:30-3:30

  • 01 Apr

    With advances in computational science, researchers are finding new solutions to major societal problems. This one-day conference, hosted by the Institute for CyberScience at Penn State, will focus on innovative computational research across a diverse set of disciplines. Come hear nationally renowned speakers and be part of the discussion.

  • 03 Apr

    George Archibald, researcher and author

  • 12 Apr

    The social causes and consequences of individuals faced with environmental change

    Dr. Denis Réale, University of Quebec, Montreal

    April 12, 2019 @ 02:30 pm to 03:30 pm

    107 Forest Resources Building
    University Park

    Ecology Spring Seminar Series 2019 “Behave like an Ecologist: Research Exploring Behavioral Ecology” Fridays 2:30-3:30

  • 13 Apr
    The G. Albert Shoemaker Lecture Series in Mineral Engineering was established in 1992 by Mercedes G. Shoemaker to honor the memory of her husband, a Pittsburgh civic and industrial leader dedicated to the support of higher education. G.

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