The Penn State Brandywine basketball teams got the spring semester started early with non-conference home games last week against NCAA Division III opponents
Penn State Assistant Professor of Biology Megan Povelones is working on research that looks at the significance of different mitochondrial shapes and how they might impact cell development and fitness.
Penn State Assistant Professor of Biology Megan Povelones is working on research that looks at the significance of different mitochondrial shapes and how they might impact cell development and fitness.
Megan Povelones, assistant professor of biology at Penn State Brandywine, has been named recipient of the distinguished National Science Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) award by the National Science Foundation (NSF), a five-year grant to study mitochondrial structure and function.
Organic chemistry professors at Penn State Brandywine, Abington and Schuylkill have designed a way to integrate independent research directly into their regularly scheduled classes.
The first students in Penn State Brandywine’s bachelor of science in biology program earned their degrees during the campus’s 2016 spring commencement ceremony, becoming the inaugural graduates of the program since it launched in fall 2014.
Thanks to a National Science Foundation research grant, Assistant Professor of Biology Megan Povelones looks forward to including more students in her research. Biology major John Dimaio (pictured) has been working with Povelones in the lab for the past year.
