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Lecture Event Press Releases — 2008


Pollard Lecture to be Held on 14 April (7 April 2008)

Eberly College of Science Hosts Open House on 29 March (26 March 2008)

Nobel Laureate to Present Chemerda Lectures in Science on 17 and 18 March (7 March 2008)

Nobel Laureate to Present Marker Lectures in the Physical Sciences on 4, 5, and 6 March (28 February 2008)

"Fuel Cells: Are We There Yet?" is Free Public Lecture on 1 March (18 February 2008)

"The Renaissance of Nuclear Power: An Energy Source for the Future" is Free Public Lecture on 23 February (15 February 2008)

"Biofuels: Tapping Nature's Abundance" is Free Public Lecture on 16 February (7 February 2008)

"The Promise of Solar Energy" is Free Public Lecture on 9 February (1 February 2008)

"Global Warming and Our Future" is Free Public Lecture on 2 February (25 January 2008)

"Fueling the Future: A Place for Coal?" is Free Public Lecture on 26 January (18 January 2008)


Lecture/Event Press Releases — 2007


Saturday Science Lectures to Explore Strategies for Our Energy Future (21 December 2007)

AccuWeather.com® Partners with Penn State to Take "Astronomy Center" Web Site to New Heights (4 December 2007)

Nobel-Prize-Winning Research is the Topic of a Free Public Lecture on 4 December 2007 (3 December 2007)

Lannin Memorial Lecture Set for 15 November 2007 (9 November 2007)

Cherry Award Lecture Set for 13 November (1 November 2007)

Stone Lecture Set for 22 October 2007 (10 October 2007)

Marker Lectures in Evolutionary Biology Scheduled for 15 and 16 October (10 October 2007)

Forensic Science Seminar Series Features "Trace Evidence Examination" on October 1st (20 September 2007)

Forensic Science Seminar Series Features Murder on 24 September (14 September 2007)

Forensic Science Seminar Series Features "Forensic Chemistry" on 17 September (7 September 2007)

Forensic DNA Analysis is Topic of Free Public Lecture on 10 September (31 August 2007)

Public Invited to Forum on Science and Society on 10 August at Inaugural Conference of the Institute for Gravitation and the Cosmos (8 August 2007)

Stargazing and Astronomy Activities at the Ninth Annual Astrofest Scheduled for 11 to 14 July (2 July 2007)

Marker Lectures in Genetic Engineering Scheduled for 24 and 25 April (16 April 2007)

Mueller Lecture in Physics Scheduled for 19 April (16 April 2007)

Nobel Laureate to Present 2007 Eberly Family Distinguished Lecture in Science on 27 April (12 April 2007)

Stone Lecture Scheduled for 26 April (12 April 2007)

Whitfield Lecture in Physics Set for 12 April 2007 (3 April 2007)

"Explore Space" and "BioDays" Events Schedule for 14 April 2007 (2 April 2007)

Nobel Laureate to Present Priestley Lectures in the Chemical Sciences on 12 and 13 April 2007 (2 April 2007)

Eberly College of Science Hosts Open House on 31 March (28 March 2007)

Nobel Laureate to Present Marker Lectures in the Physical Sciences on 4 and 5 April 2007 (20 March 2007)

Evans to Present Marker Lectures in the Mathematical Sciences from 26 to 29 March 2007 (15 March 2007)

Nobel Laureate in Chemistry to Present Honeywell–Nobel Initiative Lectures 28 and 29 March 2007 (7 March 2007)

Simpson Memorial Lecture on 5 March 2007 (26 February 2007)

Saturday Science Lecture on 24 February Titled "Brain Repair: Hopes and Challenges" (19 February 2007)

Saturday Science Lecture on 17 February Titled "Schizophrenia: The Broken Brain and How to Fix It" (12 February 2007)

Cancelled: Nobel Laureate to Present Marker Lectures in the Physical Sciences on 14 and 15 February 2007 (5 February 2007) ---Rescheduled for 4-5 April 2007)

"Serotonin and the Misbehaving Brain: Unraveling the Biology of Anxiety and Depression" Is Saturday Science Lecture on 10 February (1 February 2007)

Chemerda Lectures in Science Scheduled for 5 to 8 February (31 January 2007)

"Addiction: A Bad Case of Good Memory" Is Topic of Saturday Science Lecture on 3 February (29 January 2007)

"Metals in Your Brain..." Is Topic of Saturday Science Lecture on 27 January (22 January 2007)

Saturday Science Lectures to Examine the Science of "Broken Brains" (16 January 2007)


Lecture/Event Press Releases — 2006


New York Times Science Reporter to Give Lecture on Scientific Communication on 9 December (27 November 2006)

Marker Lectures in Evolutionary Biology Scheduled for 13 and 14 November (7 November 2006)
"What Makes a Planet? Why Not Pluto?" Friedman Lecture Set for 7 November 2006 (1 Novmeber 2006)
NOVA Features Penn State Space Scientists on 31 October (30 October 2006)
Penn State Jefferson Premedical-Medical Program Cancelled (5 October 2006)
Pollard Lecture Scheduled for 11 September (30 August 2006)
Eighth Annual AstroFest Open House Scheduled for 12 to 15 July (27 June 2006)
Nobel Laureate To Present Research Seminar and Speak at Commencement (1 May 2006)
Genomics Expert Venter to Present 2006 Eberly Family Distinguished Lecture in Science on 28 April (18 April 2006)
Scripps Chemist to Present Chemerda Lectures in Science on 25 and 26 April (17 April 2006)
Marker Lectures in the Chemical Sciences Scheduled for 24 to 26 April (6 April 2006)
Inaugural Simpson Memorial Lecture on 17 April (4 April 2006)
Debbie Smith to Give Public Lecture on Use of DNA in Rape Trials on April 3rd (30 March 2006)
James A. Yorke, "Chaos" Pioneer, to Present Marker Lectures in the Mathematical Sciences from 3 to 6 April 2006 (29 March 2006)
Eberly College of Science Hosts Open House on 1 April (22 March 2006)
Marker Lectures in the Physical Sciences Features Public Lecture Titled “From Little Bangs to the Big Bang” on 21 March (16 March 2006)
Barrer Lecture on Microporous Materials Scheduled for 22 March 2006 (16 March 2006)
Ashtekar to Speak on Advances in Relativity Research and His New Book at Penn State Bookstore on 28 February (24 February 2006)
Free Public Lecture on 18 February: "The Human Mind as an Evolutionary Patchwork" (14 February 2006)
Free Public Lecture on 11 February: "Something Old, Something New--The Human Body as an Evolutionary Patchwork" (3 February 2006)
"How Genes Evolve: Toward a Unified Theory of Biology" is Free Public Lecture on 4 February (31 January 2006)
Free Public Lecture on 28 January: "How Genes That Control Embryonic Development Shape Evolution" (20 January 2006)
"Emerging Viruses: A Continual Threat" is Free Public Lecture on 21 January (12 January 2006)


Lecture/Event Press Releases — 2005

Former Attorney General to Speak at Forensics Class (22 December 2005)
Pollard Lecture Set for 14 November (8 November 2005)
Marker Lectures in Genetic Engineering Scheduled for 7 and 8 November (31 October 2005)
Public Invited to Swift Satellite “Birthday Bash” (25 October 2005)
Chemerda Lectures in Science Scheduled for 31 October and 1 November (21 October 2005)
CANCELLED: Inaugural Simpson Memorial Lecture on 31 October (18 October 2005)
Director of Forensic Science to Present Public Lecture on 19 October (18 October 2005)
Open House and Dedication of Unique Sculpture to be Hosted by Department of Mathematics on 21 October (with accompanying feature story, New Sculpture Looks Beyond Three Dimensions) (13 October 2005)
Managing Chronic Disorders is Focus of Clogg Lecture 17 October (6 October 2005)
Topic of Whitfield Lecture on 29 September Is "Spintronics" (22 September 2005)
"Dunk the Dean" Ice Cream Social Benefits Centre County United Way (14 September 2005)
Professor Tina Henkin to Present Stone Memorial Lecture on 19 September (13 September 2005)
"Dunk the Dean" Ice Cream Social to Benefit Centre County United Way (30 August 2005)
"AstroFest 2005" Provides an Evening of Astronomy Activities and Stargazing During Arts Festival (1 July 2005)
Event Showcases Atomic Resolution Microscopy (22 June 2005)
Register by 2 May to Save on Action Potential Summer Science Camps (22 April 2005)
Eberly Family Distinguished Lecture in Science on 27 April (20 April 2005)
DeLong to Present Stone Memorial Lecture on 25 April (14 April 2005)
Marker Lectures in Astronomy and Astrophysics Set for 11 to 13 April (5 April 2005)
Pollard Lecture Set for 18 April (5 April 2005)
Sullivan to Present Marker Lectures in the Mathematical Sciences from 11 to 14 April 2005 (5 April 2005)
Friedman Lecture on Parallel Universes Set for 6 April (29 March 2005)
Marker Lectures in the Physical Sciences Feature Public Lecture Titled "Physics at the Breakfast Table," on 30 March (29 March 2005)
Eberly College of Science Hosts Open House on 2 April (29 March 2005)
Marker Lectures in Genetic Engineering Focus on Aging, Scheduled for 14 and 15 March (7 March 2005)
Planets, Planets, Everywhere: A Free Public Presentation on 26 February (21 February 2005)
Free Public Lecture on 19 February: "Einstein’s Legacy in Low-Temperature Physics: Bizarre Behavior of Gas, Liquid, and Solid Matter" (10 February 2005)
Generally Relative Serenade (7 February 2005)
Free Public Lecture on 12 February: "When Black Holes Collide: Exploring Strong Gravity with 21st-Century Computing Power" (3 February 2005)
Free Public Lecture on 5 February 2005: "Was Einstein Right? Relativity on the Firing Line" (24 January 2005)
Free Public Lecture on 29 January: "Gravitational Wave Astronomy: What Ripples in Spacetime Can Tell Us About the Universe" (24 January 2004)
Kids Can Discover "Science Behind the Excitement" at Action Potential Summer Programs (18 January 2005)


Lecture/Event Press Releases — 2004

Planets, Planets, Everywhere: A Free Public Presentation on 25 January (20 December 2004)
Free Public Lecture on 22 January: "Einstein's Legacy to Astronomy: From Black Holes to the Expanding Universe" (14 December 2004)
Saturday Science Lectures Celebrating Einstein’s Legacy to Begin in January 2005 (10 December 2004)
Marker Lecture in Evolutionary Biology Set for 6 and 7 December (30 November 2004)
National Public Radio Correspondent to Give Lecture on Scientific Communication on 4 December (29 November 2004)
View Webcast and Live Broadcast of Launch of NASA/Penn State Space Observatory (12 November 2004)
Swift Prelaunch Webcasts and Launch Coverage Scheduled (12 November 2004)
Author to Discuss Genetically Modified Food on 28 October (26 October 2004)
"Imagining the Future: Gravitational Wave Astronomy" Conference at Penn State 27 to 30 October 2004 (26 October 2004)
Arms Control and Kennedy Assassination are Topics of Free Public Lectures at Penn State (18 October 2004)
Lannin Memorial Lecture Set for 30 September 2004 (20 September 2004)
Nobel Laureate Presents Sesquicentennial Lecture in the Eberly College of Science on 17 September (10 September 2004)
"AstroFest 2004" Provides Astronomy Activities and Stargazing During Arts Festival (30 June 2004)
Penn State’s Science Programs Let Kids Experience Their Own “Harry Potter” Adventure (24 June 2004)
Marker Lectures in Evolutionary Biology Set for 21 and 22 April (14 April 2004)
American Academy of Microbiology Member to Present Stone Memorial Lecture on 19 April (7 April 2004)
Director of Cal Tech Observatory Presents Eberly Family Distinguished Lecture in Science on 22 April (6 April 2004)
Space Day 2004 to Bring Mars into Focus (5 April 2004)
Breslow to Present Whitmore Lecture on 14 April (31 March 2004)
World-Famous Physicist to Give Marker Lectures on 12 and 15 April (30 March 2004)
Pollard Lecture Set for 12 April (23 March 2004)
Russell Marker Lectures in Genetic Engineering Set for 8 and 9 April (23 March 2004)
Eberly College of Science Offers Open House on 3 April (19 March 2004)
Nobel Laureate to Lecture on 17 March (2 March 2004)
"Sunlight into Chemical Energy" is Free Public Lecture on 18 March (2 March 2004)
First Annual Math Competition for All Undergraduate Majors (26 February 2004)
Kids Can Discover "Science Behind the Excitement" at Penn State "Action Potential" Summer Programs (18 February 2004)
Free Public Lecture on 28 February: "The Arrow of Time: Why Can We Remember the Past but Not the Future?" (17 February 2004)
"Time, Human Aging, and Longevity: How Long Can a Person Live" is Free Public Lecture on 21 February (11 February 2004)
"Atomic Clocks on Earth and in Space: Why We Need Them, How They Work, and What They Can Tell Us" is Free Public Lecture on 14 February (4 February 2004)
"Time in the Physical Universe: From Antiquity to Einstein and Beyond" is Free Public Lecture on 7 February (28 January 2004)
Marker Lectures in the Chemical Sciences Set for 2 to 4 February 2004 (21 January 2004)
"Unwinding the Biological Clock" is Free Public Lecture on 31 January (15 January 2004)
Ice Physics is Topic of Whitfield Lectures (14 January 2004)
Kids Can Plan Missions to Mars at Penn State This Summer (13 January 2004)
Lannin Memorial Lecture Scheduled for 22 January (7 January 2004)


Lecture/Event Press Releases — 2003

Mathematics Lectures to Honor Yakov Pesin Set for 17 November (12 November 2003)
Galactic Cannibals: A Free Public Presentation on 20 November (5 November 2003)
Member of the National Academy of Sciences to Present Mueller Lecture on 6 November (22 October 2003)
Nobel Prize Winner Whose Life Inspired "A Beautiful Mind" to Lecture at Penn State from 27 to 29 October (15 October 2003)
Chemerda Lectures in Science Scheduled for 30 and 31 October (10 October 2003)
Marker Lectures in Astronomy and Astrophysics Set for 13 to 15 October (30 September 2003)
Perspective on Chemistry Today is Free Public Lecture on October 8th (24 September 2003)
"Astro Fest 2003" Provides an Evening of Astronomy Activities and Stargazing During Arts Festival (8 July 2003)
2003 Mueller Lecture Set for 1 May (16 April 2003)
American Acadmemy of Microbiology Member to Present Stone Memorial Lecture on 21 April (9 April 2003)
Leading Statistician to Give Krishnaiah Memorial Lectures on 25 and 26 April (9 April 2003)
Magical Summer Science Experiences for Young Minds at Penn State (9 April 2003)
Renowned Mathematician Presents Eberly Family Distinguished Lecture in Science on 24 April (8 April 2003)
Marker Lectures in Genetic Engineering Set for 14 and 15 April (2 April 2003)
Clifford C. Clogg Memorial Lecture in Sociology and Statistics to be Given on 14 April (1 April 2003)
Free Public Lecture Featured at Statistics Workshop on 26 April (31 March 2003)
Pollard Lecture Set for 7 April (26 March 2003)
Marker Lectures in Evolutionary Biology Set for 7 and 8 April (21 March 2003)
Eberly College of Science Open-House Day on 29 March (17 March 2003)
Marker Lectures in the Mathematical Sciences: 31 March to 3 April 2003 (17 March 2003)
Nobel Laureate to Give Marker Lecture in Physics on 26 and 27 March (11 March 2003)
Beauty in the Accelerating Universe: A Free Public Presentation on 27 March (11 March 2003)
"Mars Direct: Humans to the Red Planet within a Decade" is Free Public Lecture on 1 March(25 February 2003)
2003 Genetics Symposium to Feature Genetics and Functional Genomics in Model Systems (25 February 2003)
"Settling the Moon: The Challenge and the Possible Rewards" is Free Public Lecture on 22 February (18 February 2003)
"What Price a Martian? Human Limits to Exploring the Red Planet" is Free Public Lecture on 15 February 2003 (10 February 2003)
" 'Water Found on Mars' . . . The Story Behind the Headlines" is Free Public Lecture on 8 February (3 February 2003)
Discovery Science Channel to Feature Penn State's Deep-Sea Research on 3 and 8 February (31 January 2003)
"Mars on Earth: Polar Research and the Human Exploration of Mars" is Free Public Lecture on 1 February (17 January 2003)
Priestley Lectures in the Chemical Sciences from 27 to 29 January (15 January 2003)
"Challenges in Space Exploration" is Free Public Lecture on 25 January (6 January 2003)
Saturday Science Lectures "Beyond Earth: Living on Other Worlds" to Begin on 25 January (6 January 2003)

 


Lecture/Event Press Releases — 2002

"Gravitational Waves: From Black Holes to Light-Waves to a New Astronomy" (19 December 2002)
Pulitzer Prize Winner to Give Lecture on Scientific Communication on 7 December(13 November 2002)
Highlights from Hubble: A Free Public Presentation on 21 November (6 November 2002)
Member of the National Academy of Sciences to Present Mueller Lecture (23 October 2002) POSTPONED
Marker Lectures in Astronomy and Astrophysics Set for 16 to 18 September (30 August 2002)
Fourth International Symposium on the Laser Interferometer Space Antenna (LISA) (19 July 2002)
"AstroFest 2002" Provides an Astronomy Activities and Stargazing During Arts Festival (27 June 2002)
Undergraduate Chemistry Labs Poster Symposium Planned for 24 April (17 April 2002)
Nobel Laureate Presents Eberly Family Distinguished Lecture in Science (2 April 2002
Lannin Memorial Lecture Set for 17 April 2002 (28 March 2002)
Pollard Lecture Set for 15 April (28 March 2002)
American Academy of Microbiology Member to Present Stone Memorial Lecture (22 March 2002)
Eberly College of Science Open House Day on 6 April (22 March 2002)
"The Physics of Star Trek" Scheduled for 8 April at Penn State (22 March 2002)
Craig Venter, Gene Pioneer, to Present Kohout Lecture in Applied Chemistry (21 March 2002)
Chemerda Lectures in Science Scheduled for 10 to 12 April (20 March 2002)
Marker Lectures in Evolutionary Biology Scheduled for 1 to 3 April (20 March 2002)
Marker Lectures in the Mathematical Sciences Set for 11 to 14 March (6 March 2002)
"Can a Bright Star Find Happiness in the Deadly Embrace of a Black Hole?" (13 February 2002)
"Green Economics: An Optimistic Approach to Human Interactions with the Environment" (30 January 2002)
"Creating an Environmental Intelligence Center" is Free Public Lecture on 23 February (16 January 2002)
"Frogs, Toads, and Other Amphibians as Indicators of Global Change" (15 January 2002)
"How Large Animals Might Influence Earth's Response to Climate Change" (15 January 2002)
"Will Global Warming Let Us Feed Ten Billion People Without Trashing the Planet?" (15 January 2002)
"How Can We Help the Earth Sustain Human Life?" Begins Saturday Science Lecture Series (9 January 2002)
Saturday Science Lectures on "Planet Earth: Our Role in Its health" to Begin on 19 January (2 January 2002)


Lecture/Event Press Releases -- 2001

Ice Physics is Topic of Whitfield Lectures (15 November 2001)
"Does the Everyday World Really Obey Quantum Mechanics?" (30 October 2001)
"When Black Holes Collide" Scheduled for 11 November at Penn State (25 October 2001)
Kip Thorne to Give Public Astronomy Lecture (24 October 2001)
Nobel Laureat Gives Marker Lectures in the Physical Sciences (10 October 2001)
"The Drive for Interstellar Travel" Scheduled for 21 October at Penn State (10 October 2001)
National Academy Member to Give Khatri Lecture (10 October 2001)
Penn State Study Finds Ecological Improvements Can Save Money (3 October 2001)
Marker Lectures in Chemical Sciences Set for 25 September 2001 (12 September 2001)
Marker Lectures in Genetic Engineering Set for 20 and 21 September 2001 (5 September 2001)
Lannin Memorial Lecture Set for 13 September 2001 (29 August 2001)
Astronaut Visit, Space Exploration, and Research Updates Highlight Activities (2 July 2001)
"AstroFest 2001" Provides Astronomy Activities, Stargazing During Arts Festival (2 July 2001)
"The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligent Life," Scheduled for 14 July (2 July 2001)
"Parade of the Planets: Past, Present and Future" Lecture at State College Area High School (17 April 2001)
Space Day 2001 at Penn State to Celebrate Air and Space Research (11 April 2001)
Walker to Present Lecture Titled "The Human Evolutionary Mosaic" (4 April 2001)
MacArthur Fellow to Present Annual Physics Lecture (4 April 2001)
Nobel Laureate to Present First Eberly Family Distinguished Lecture in Science (27 March 2001)
Streaming Video Makes Physics Class, Lectures a Round-the-Clock Resource (27 March 2001)
"Alternative Careers in Science: Leaving the Ivory Tower" (27 March 2001)
"From Stardust to Dinosaurs to Footprints on the Moon to Stardust Again" (14 March 2001)
Eberly College of Science Prepares for Open House (9 March 2001)
Sociology and Statistics Lecture: "Does Going to School Make You Smarter?" (9 March 2001)
Lecture Titled "A Brief History of the Universe" Scheduled for 25 February (12 February 2001)
Chemerda Lectures in Science Scheduled 12 to 15 February (7 February 2001)
"Genetics and Functional Genomics: What We Can Learn About Cancer from Zebrafish" (7 February 2001)
Marker Lectures in the Physical Sciences Set for 14 February to 16 February (31 January 2001)
Distinguished Materials Physics Lecture: "Small is Different: From Electrons to Nanojets" (31 January 2001)
"Reflections on a Golden Age: Challenge Amid Success in Human Genomics" (31 January 2001)
Genetic Testing and Its Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues (24 January 2001)
Marker Lectures in the Mathematical Sciences Set for 29 January to 1 February (23 January 2001)
"Monsters or Miracles? Genetically Modified Organisms in Our Food" (17 January 2001)
"The Amazingly Similar Genes of Dogs, Humans, and Mice" (8 January 2001)
"Decoding Life's Instruction Book: Genetics and Genomics" to Begin on 13 January (2 January 2001)

 


Lecture/Event Press Releases — 2000

Update on Eberly College of Science Charitable Efforts (21 December 2000)
Eberly College of Science Charitable Efforts Benefit Numerous Families (11 December 2000)
Pulitzer-Prize Winning Author Presents Colloquia at Penn State (16 November 2000)
"Was There a Big Bang?," a Free Public Lecture Scheduled for 12 November (1 November 2000)
Marker Lectures in Astronomy and Astrophysics Set for November 1 to 3 (18 October 2000)
National Academy Member to Give Keynote Address on 28 October (17 October 2000)
Anthropologist to Speak on Communicating Human-Evolution Discoveries (6 October 2000)
"NASA's Search for Life," a Free Public Lecture Scheduled for 14 October (3 October 2000)
Marker Lectures in Evolutionary Biology Set for 21 and 22 September (6 September 2000)
Marker Lectures in Genetic Engineering Set for 28 and 29 September (5 September 2000)
Summer Symposium in Molecular Biology Features Protein and RNA Folding (1 August 2000)
"How to Make a Star," a Free Public Lecture Scheduled for 14 July (11 July 2000)
AstroFest Features Science and Art of the Universe (5 July 2000)
Shipman Interview to be Aired on NPR Concerning Ancestor of Dinosaurs and Birds (22 June 2000)
Day Camps Make Science Fun, Hands-On for Middle-School Students (16 June 2000)
Penn State to Host Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science from May 14 to 16 (2 May 2000)
Chemistry Department Takes "Under the Sea" to Matternville Elementary School (26 April 2000)
Workshop on Wavelets in Statistics Set for 6 May (26 April 2000)
Workshop Provides Glimpse at Integrating Research Experience into the Classroom (25 April 2000)
"Chasing Fireworks across the Gamma-Ray Sky," a Free Public Lecture 25 April (11 April 2000)
MIT Mathematician to Give Weisfeiler Lecture on 17 April (5 April 2000)
Open Forum on Circleville's Development Planned for 19 April (4 April 2000)
National Academy of Sciences Member to Present Stone Memorial Lecture (28 March 2000)
Penn State Biologist Featured on Discovery Channel (23 March 2000)
Nobel Laureate to Give Marker Lectures in Genetic Engineering on April 3 and 4 (22 March 2000)
Celebration of Space Science and Exploration Planned for April 8 (22 March 2000)
International Conference Honors Rao's 80th Birthday (21 March 2000)
Pollard Lecture Set for 20 March (8 March 2000)
Free Public Lecture on Exploring Black Holes Set for 19 March (8 March 2000)
"Jupiter's Moon Europa and the Rebirth of Exobiology" Scheduled for 26 February (24 Feb. 2000)
Marker Lectures in the Mathematical Sciences Set for 13 to 17 March (23 Feb. 2000)
Public Lecture on Superconductivity and Magnetism Scheduled for 2 March (23 Feb. 2000)
"DNA Clocks and the Evolution of Life" on 19 February is Fifth Lecture in Saturday Series (9 Feb. 2000)
"The Search for Life on Mars" on 12 February is Fourth Lecture in Saturday Series (2 Feb. 2000)
"The Snowball Earth: A Climate Catastrophe That Life Survived" on February 5 (25 Jan. 2000)
"Unveiling the Origin and Early Evolution of Life" on 29 January (25 Jan. 2000)
MacArthur Fellow to Give Mueller Lectures on February 2 and 3 (18 Jan. 2000)
"The Origin of Life on Earth: How Did it Happen and Could it Happen Elsewhere?" (18 Jan. 2000)
National Academy of Science Physicist to Give Whitfield Lecture on January 20 (12 Jan. 2000)


Lecture/Event Press Releases — 1999

Register Now for Penn State Summer Workshops for Science Teachers (12-21-99) Nobel Laureate to Give Marker Lectures in the Physical Sciences (11-25-99)
Public Lectures on Nanostructured Materials Set for December 8 and 9 (11-23-99)
Free Public Lecture on Exploring the Universe with NASA's New Chandra X-Ray Observatory (11-23-99)
Roger Penrose to Speak about Science, Computation, and the Mind on October 28 (10-13-99)
"How Superman Sees the Stars" -- A Free Public Lecture Set for October 24 (10-13-99)
International Historical Landmark Awarded to Penn State (9-22-99)
Evan Pugh Professor of Biology to Give Krishnaiah Memorial Lecture on September 30 (9-22-99)
Live Telecast of Space Shuttle Launch: Midnight Tonight at Penn State (7-21-99)
Penn State Celebrates 25th Anniversary of Nucleosome Discovery with International Symposium (7-14-99)
The Art of the Universe: AstroFest Shines During Arts Festival (6-23-99)
Penn State Holds Workshop on Advanced Materials for Science Teachers (6-22-99)
Free Public Lecture on Habitable Planets Set for July 9 (6-17-99)
Gerald Smith to be Featured on WPSX-TV (5-11-99)
Public Lecture on Search for Other Earths Set for April 25 (4-22-99)
Kohout Distinguished Lecture in Applied Chemistry Scheduled for April 23 (4-14-99)
Marker Lectures in the Mathematical Sciences Set for April 26 to 29 (4-14-99)
Harvard Chemist to Give Priestley Lectures from April 19 to 21 (4-7-99)
Marker Lectures in Evolutionary Biology Set for April 20 to 22 (4-7-99)
Marker Lectures in Astronomy and Astrophysics Set for April 14 to 16 (4-6-99)
Marker Lectures in Genetic Engineering Set for April 12 and 13 (3-31-99)
Moscow Mathematician to Give Weisfeiler Memorial Lecture on April 7 (3-25-99)
Science Alumni, Faculty, and Staff Host Programs for Students on March 27 (3-22-99)
Pollard Lecture Set for March 29 (3-10-99)
Public Lecture on Discovery of Planets Set for February 28 (2/17/99)
How Huge Telescopes Work in the Search for Other Planets (2/10/99)
"How Climate Change Works" is February 13 Lecture in Saturday Science Series (2-8-99)
"How the Internet Works" is February 6 Lecture in Saturday Science Series (1-27-99)
"The New Materials: Imagineering a Magic Kingdom at the Microscopic Level" is Featured Lecture (2-1-99)
"How Computers Keep Getting Smaller, Faster, Cheaper" (1-20-99)
Pioneer in Nonlinear Dynamics to Give Mueller Lectures in Physics on January 21 (1-13-99)
Free Booklet for High-School Science Students: "How Things Work in Science and Technology" (1-12-99)
"How Drug Development Works" is January 23 Lecture in Saturday Science Series (1-11-99)
How DNA Research Works in Medicine, Law Enforcement, and Science (1-3-99)



Lecture/Event Press Releases — 1998

Saturday Science Lectures "How Things Work in Science and Technology" (12-23-98)
Public Lecture on Searching for Extra-Solar-System Planets Set for November 22 (11/12/98)
Marker Lectures in the Physical Sciences Set for November 15 to 17 (10-28-98)
Agresti to Give 1998 Clifford C. Clogg Memorial Lecture in Sociology and Statistics (10-21-98)
Marker Lectures in Genetic Engineering Set for November 4 and 5 (10-21-98)
NASA Shuttle Astronauts to Speak at Penn State on November 5 (10-21-98)
Explorer of Ocean Volcanoes on Earth to Speak About Life on Other Planets (10-14-98)
Theoretical Physics Seminars Available Live on the Internet (10-7-98)
Penn State and University of Maryland Sponsor Dynamical Systems Workshop (10-6-98)
"The Rosetta Stone of the Genetic Language" is First of Featured Lectures on October 5 and 6 (9-30-98)
Marker Lectures in the Chemical Sciences Set for October 14 and 16 (9-30-98)
Cornell Astronomy Professor to Lecture at Penn State (9-14-98)
Two Public Lectures on Neuroimmunology Scheduled for July 29 and 30 (7-8-98)
Bristol-Myers Squibb Executives Present Joint Lecture on Drug Discovery on July 29 (7-8-98)
Conference Brings World's Leading "Hot and Cold" Scientists to Penn State (6-9-98)
Marker Lectures in Evolutionary Biology Set for May 4 to 6 (4-22-98)
President of Israel's Academy of Sciences to Present Lectures on April 22 and 23 (4-20-98)
Nobel Laureate to Give Marker Lectures in the Physical Sciences from April 20 to 23 (4-8-98)
Nobel Laureate and Discoverer of Buckyballs to Give Marker Lectures in the Chemical Sciences (4-1-98)
Gene Regulation Expert to Present Stone Memorial Lecture on April 13 (4-1-98)
Eberly College of Science 1998 Open House is April 4 (3-25-98)
Pollard Lecture Set for March 30 (3-18-98)
Erwin Mueller Memorial Lectures in Physics Set for April 2 and 3 (3-17-98)
Marker Lectures in Astronomy and Astrophysics Set for March 16 to 18 (3-3-98)
 


Lecture/Event Press Releases -- 1997

Open House Showcases Penn State/Hewlett-Packard Partnership (11-11-97)
Harvard and Max Planck Institute Scientists to Lecture at Molecular Biology Symposium (7-16-97)
Fedoroff to Give Graduate School Commencement Address (7-15-97)
Penn State to Host Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science from May 18 to 20 (5-6-97)

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