News

Department of Chemistry and Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology seek to hire junior faculty

Position in structural biochemistry with emphasis on X-ray crystallography and related methods

Researchers seek participants for prostate cancer study

Huck Institutes faculty member Karam El-Bayoumy and fellow researchers from the Penn State Hershey Cancer Institute are studying the effects of selenium on antigen levels and other markers.

Andrew Read appointed Alumni Professor in Biological Sciences

The Penn State professor and director of the Huck Institutes' Center for Infectious Disease Dynamics has been recognized for excellence in teaching.

Huck Institutes researchers featured in video "Inspiring Collaboration"

Penn State professors and Huck Institutes faculty members Robert Paulson and Sandeep Prabhu have been recognized for their research yielding a possible leukemia cure.

Penn State Hershey campus plans to extend REDCap usage to University Park

The REDCap web application was designed exclusively to support data capture for research studies, and allows users to build and manage online surveys and databases quickly and securely.

Huck Institutes and Penn State Hershey Medical Center announce grants concept development initiative

Portfolios are requested for high visibility, high risk, transformative research projects.

Millennium Science Complex hosts first interdisciplinarily focused open house

Microscopy & Cytometry Facility collaborates with Materials Characterization Lab, showcasing benefits for materials researchers and life scientists, alike

Two Huck Institutes faculty members named AAAS Fellows

Consuelo De Moraes and Steven Schiff honored by the American Association for the Advancement of Science

Huck Institutes' research collaboration yields possible leukemia cure

Sandeep Prabhu and Robert Paulson discover that an Omega-3-derived compound targets and kills stem cells of chronic myelogenous leukemia

Huck Institutes' researchers link biofilms in drains with human infections

Team led by Dylan Short and David Geiser finds the majority of plumbing systems sampled to be reservoirs for human pathogenic fungi