A new teaching guide — created by Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences alumna Sadie Seaman along with the support of her thesis adviser — is making bacterial genome sequencing more accessible for students just getting started in the lab.
The SAFES Institute will host a semi-regular seminar series that supports faculty researchers and administrators in expanding their knowledge of external funding opportunities and internal Penn State programs that can support new interdisciplinary research collaborations. For questions, please email safes@psu.edu.
The SAFES Institute is hosting a series of data center-themed talks to help faculty and extension educators learn about the data center related-research that is already happening at Penn State and to build a community of expertise that can speak to Pennsylvania residents' concerns about the construction of new data centers in the state.
SAFES hosts a series of talks to highlight Penn State's ongoing PFAS research/extension efforts and analytical lab capacity.
Ag Advocates are a group of undergraduate students within the College who assist in enhancing the image of agriculture, recruiting highly qualified students, and welcoming new students to the college and University.
