Sue Brantley
STEM with Eberly College of Science

Soil Science

Posted on August 5, 2021

Who knew soil could be so important? Join us as we head out to the Susquehanna Shale Hillls Critical Zone Observatory to see why we should care about our soil. Continue »

 

Peter Wilf
STEM with Eberly College of Science

Fossils and Ancient Climates

Posted on July 22, 2021

Dr. Peter Wilf (College of Earth & Mineral Sciences) talks about his work in Patagonia. Dr. Wilf works with ancient fossils to learn about ancient climates. We’ll also get to see what fossil can be found right here in Pennsylvania! Continue »

 

Francesco Di Gioia
STEM with Eberly College of Science

Environmentally Friendly Gardening

Posted on July 15, 2021

Visit Penn State's Russell E. Larson Agricultural Research Center at Rock Springs, PA to talk with Dr. Francesco Di Gioia about how to grow vegetables with high tunnels, hysroponics, and other new and environmentally friendly techniques. Some of Dr. Di Gioia's work has been done in Italy, on the continent of Europe! Continue »

 

people in Africa
STEM with Eberly College of Science

Archaeological Excavation

Posted on July 8, 2021

Dr. Kristina Douglass from the Penn State Department of Anthropology joins Eberly College’s Justin Hazelton to talk about her work as an archaeologist on the east African island of Madagascar. Justin will also show you a fun archaeological excavation activity that you can do at home. Continue »

 

Paleoecologist
STEM with Eberly College of Science

The Science of Climate

Posted on July 1, 2021

Paleoecologists Sarah Ivory and Katie Horisk explain how we can study plants in really warm places like Oman to better understand how the climate might change. Continue »

 

Jenni Evans
STEM with Eberly College of Science

Hurricanes

Posted on June 24, 2021

Dr. Jenni Evans, Professor of Meteorology and Atmospheric Science at Penn State, teaches us about hurricanes and her research with them. She shows us what Hurricane Ingrid was like in Australia and shows us a hurricane experiment you can do in your backyard. Continue »

 

Justin Hazelton demonstrates how glaciers move
STEM with Eberly College of Science

Glaciers

Posted on June 17, 2021

Justin Hazelton from Penn State Eberly College of Science talks with geologist and climate change expert Dr. Richard Alley about glaciers. Then Justin and his friend Hank show us how to make glacier goo from items in your kitchen. Continue »