Game Changer: A Penn Engineer Joins The Philadelphia Phillies When Alex Nakahara (MEAM’10) was asked recently if he is ever able to mention his job … Read More ›
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At TED, Professor Aaswath Raman Talks About the Cold of Space as a Renewable Resource Aaswath Raman, one of the newest members of the Department … Read More ›
Amazon’s Mechanical Turk is named after a machine that appeared to be a chess-playing automaton, but was really controlled by a person hidden inside. Like … Read More ›
Fred Warren: Investing in the Promise of Innovation When you first meet venture capitalist Fred Warren (ME’60, WG’61), two things become immediately apparent: He excels … Read More ›
Vimanyu Jain: Voices of Penn Engineering Master’s Alumni This is part of our series of articles, written by Penn Engineering alums in their own words, of … Read More ›
The researchers’ new structure self-assembles into hairpin shapes, resulting in acid-lined channels that allow for efficient transport of protons across the electrolyte. Fuel cells and … Read More ›
Angel Fan demonstrates how to use a bow to create an animation for the virtual world project. A virtual world for an ancient society Last fall, Computer … Read More ›
Technic.ly Philly: Vanessa Chan on ‘Why Failure is Like Farting’ At Technical.ly Philly, Roberto Torres provided a recap of the address delivered at Penn Engineering’s undergraduate … Read More ›
An innovative approach to better energy storage A Penn/Drexel research team has engineered a way to manipulate nanomaterials to stand up vertically on a scale that … Read More ›
Q&A with Nader Engheta in Optics & Photonics News Nader Engheta Stewart Wills of Optics & Photonics News caught up with Nader Engheta at CLEO … Read More ›