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Created by Penn State biology faculty members NIta Bharti and Matthew Ferrari in collaboration with WPSU, the video “What does the end look like?” discusses the uncertain future of the COVID-19 outbreak and the possible scenarios for its end. IMAGE: PENN STATE

Penn State researchers explore what's next with COVID-19 in videos

Penn State researchers interested in using computational resources to address the COVID-19 pandemic are encouraged to apply for support through the Institute for Computational and Data Sciences’ (ICDS) Explore Grant program. IMAGE: U.S. AIR FORCE GRAPHIC

Explore Grants to help researchers search for COVID-19 solutions

An illustration of a sample-to-answer nucleic acid testing device. IMAGE: GIHOON CHOI

Penn State engineer developing device that may be able to test for COVID-19

The Penn State Ecology Institute announced a call for proposals for the 2020 Flower Grant program. IMAGE: BRENNA BUCK

Proposals being accepted for ecology research funding

Researchers find that strict control measures work to reduce transmission of COVID-19. IMAGE: THOM MASAT, UNSPLASH

China’s control measures may have prevented 700,000 COVID-19 cases

Will The Coronavirus Pandemic End This Summer?

Take Note: Penn State Epidemiologist On The Importance Of Community During The Coronavirus Pandemic

Examining Links Between AHR, Microbiome, and Immune Functions

How to maintain physical and mental health while social distancing

Did a bat start the coronavirus? Is a vaccine coming?

Exponential increases mean we’re still at ‘beginning of the beginning’ of coronavirus fight: Penn State scientist

Massachusetts coronavirus cases way underreported: Experts

Study on new coronavirus says warmer weather may slow COVID-19 spread, and cooler weather may accelerate it

Penn State scientists are conducting research that could contribute toward the development of a vaccine for COVID-19. IMAGE: © ISTOCK / MOTORTION

Researchers mobilize to study COVID-19 from multiple angles

What to know before you make summer vacation plans

(Left) A schematic of drug resistance across a population of patients. Patients with initially sensitive disease (blue) are treated with a drug. Different genetic mutations cause different resistance mutations (red, yellow, and green). (Right) Tallying up the number of patients associated with each resistance allele, some alleles are more common in the clinical population than others. IMAGE: SCOTT LEIGHOW, PENN STATE

Engineers model mutations causing drug resistance

12 Arts & Craft Activities You Can Order Online That'll Give You A Social Media Break

Dr. Maciej Boni from Penn State's Center for Infectious Disease Dynamics shares the latest information regarding the Coronavirus

Coronavirus may cause disruptions for a year, experts say

Democracy Works: COVID-19 Exposes Democracy's Tensions

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Penn State infectious disease experts answer COVID-19 questions via video

Five new research collaborations between Penn State and minority-serving institutions selected to receive seed funding via the Inter-Institutional Partnerships for Diversifying Research program

Penn State funds first round of COVID-19 research proposals

COVID-19 could make a resurgence this fall depending on US response, infectious disease specialist

If these epidemiologists are right, we are facing 18 more months of isolation