One of the reasons that cancer is notoriously difficult to treat is that it can look very different for each patient. As a result, most … Read More ›
Penn Engineering held its first in-person Commencement in three years, celebrating our 2022 graduates with ceremonies at Irvine Auditorium and the Palestra. Students, family, friends … Read More ›
The rise of technology is both exciting and daunting as it has positive and negative implications on our society. One field that stirs up particularly … Read More ›
Angelina Heyler, a senior from Hong Kong, came to Penn to pursue a degree in engineering in a setting with opportunities for personal and academic … Read More ›
Vaclav Vitek, professor emeritus in the departments of Materials Science and Engineering and Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics, has been elected to the Royal Society, … Read More ›
Whether it be the fluid motions of the centipede as it propels itself along, or the intestines ability to usher food through the digestive system, … Read More ›
Reaching our carbon emission goals requires efforts on all fronts of carbon management; decreasing carbon emissions, capturing carbon and storing carbon. Traditionally, cost and resource … Read More ›
Each year, Penn Engineering’s seniors present their Senior Design projects, a year-long effort that challenges them to test and develop solutions to real-world problems, to … Read More ›
The time for celebrating our amazing Penn Engineering graduates is almost here! The 2022 Penn Engineering Commencement ceremonies will be held at the Palestra and … Read More ›
Duncan Watts is sitting in his home office, surrounded by spare walls, a skylight, a potted plant, and squealing children in the next room. He’s … Read More ›