The Center for Plant Excellence, a new initiative supporting Pennsylvania’s plant industries, announced recipients of its 2025-26 grants, awarding $125,000 across seven projects.
The course will take place as a trip to Taiwan from May 14 to June 3, 2026, and is available to students at all Penn State campuses.
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Penn State students hoping to learn more about the chemistry of food will have the opportunity to get a hands-on learning experience in Taipei, Taiwan, during an embedded course next spring.
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Undergraduate and graduate students are invited to submit poster abstract for the inaugural Agricultural Conservation Student Poster Expo by January 30, 2026.
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In early November, Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences and the College of Engineering partnered to host a BUILD Night at the Penn State Learning Center. Attendees worked in teams to map challenges, brainstorm solutions and build prototypes to combat food insecurity by reducing post-harvest waste.
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