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Four images featuring award winners posing with Huck director Christina Grozinger

Huck staffers recognized at annual awards

The Huck Institutes of the Life Sciences recognized several staff members for outstanding work over the past year at the annual “Pulse of the Huck” meeting.

Drawn to the field for its unique blend of biology, psychology, and anatomy, undergradaute Evelyn Mastaglio made the switch to the Eberly College of Science's new neurobiology major as soon as it became available. Credit: Provided. All Rights Reserved.

Q&A with Penn State neurobiology student Evelyn Mastaglio

Evelyn Mastaglio is a second-year student pursuing a degree in neurobiology, one of the newest majors in the Penn State Eberly College of Science. Drawn to the field for its unique blend of biology, psychology and anatomy, Mastaglio made the switch from the college’s biology major as soon as the neurobiology major became available. With research experience spanning evolutionary biology and the genetics of Alzheimer's disease, she is already carving out a path toward a career in medicine and neuroscience.

During National Pollinator Week, June 22-28, Master Gardeners across Pennsylvania continue to support several pollinator-focused research, education and conservation efforts. Credit: Steve Williams. All Rights Reserved.

Penn State Master Gardeners support pollinator research across Pennsylvania

A Penn State Extension Master Gardener might spend one day helping a home gardener select pollinator-friendly plants and another collecting data that could help researchers better predict which flowers attract bees and butterflies. During National Pollinator Week, June 22-28, Master Gardeners across Pennsylvania continue to support several pollinator-focused research, education and conservation efforts.

Research Professor Camelia Kantor

Huck administrator earns international recognition

Research Professor Camelia Kantor, director of strategic initiatives at Penn State’s Huck Institutes of the Life Sciences, has been selected as a 2026 Future of the Field honoree by the Society of Research Administrators International.