2005 news archives
(see sidebar for other year's archives)December 2005
- Scientists Sequence DNA of Woolly Mammoth
- Probing Question: Does commercial jet traffic affect climate?
- Master Well Owner Network selected to receive National Ground Water Association award
- Penn State Researcher Concludes Pennsylvania Snowshoe Hare Population is in Jeopardy
- Vice President's Awards recognize outreach efforts
- Penn State scientists honored by AAAS
- Genealogy of scaly reptiles rewritten by new research
- A first: Hydrogen atoms manipulated below surface of palladium crystal
- Srebric wins indoor air sciences award
November 2005
October 2005
- Brian Dempsey appointed new associate director
- Environment and Natural Resources Institute co-sponsoring conference addressing sewage issues
- Logan wins Popular Mechanics 2005 Breakthrough Award
September 2005
- Dwindling black duck numbers explained by hybridization
- Arboretum tree dedicated in Charles Hosler's honor
- Penn State Expert: Summer Heat, Drought May Dampen Foliage Display
- Penn State Veterinary Science Becomes Veterinary and Biomedical Sciences
- Hybrid cars, solar-powered music to be featured at open house
August 2005
- Brooks endowment to support Cooperative Wetlands Center
- Logan Elected to NHA Board of Directors
- Ted Turner, Rep. Curt Weldon to Discuss Dmz Peace Park in North Korea, then Address DMZ Forum International Conference, August 16-17, 200
July 2005
- Innovation, nostalgia, fun on tap at Ag Progress Days
- Invasive honeysuckle opens door for new hybrid insect species
June 2005
- Foundation takes next step in returning chestnut trees to state forests
- Richard King Mellon Foundation gives $150,000 for Forest Hydrology Suite
- Fossil patagonian plants show high insect feeding diversity 52 million years ago