Looking for Patterns in the Folded Genome By Lida Tunesi Jennifer Phillips-Cremins Jennifer Phillips-Cremins and colleagues recently collaborated on a new technique, published in Nature Methods, … Read More ›

Vivek Shenoy: Mathematical Models for the Mechanical Body While they can seem imperfect on the surface, our bodies are in fact finely tuned machines. Joint … Read More ›

Sherin Sonia Jacob: Voices of Penn Engineering Master’s Alumni This is the second of our series of articles, written by Penn Engineering alums in their own … Read More ›

Living in a material world On Feb. 3, hundreds of elementary and middle-school aged students and their families gathered around tables for hands-on demonstrations and workshops … Read More ›

Dennis Discher Part of Finalist Team in £20 Million UK Cancer Research Challenge Dennis Discher Dennis Discher, Robert D. Bent Professor in the Department of … Read More ›

The Huh Lab’s placenta-on-a-chip features two microfluidic channels that represent the maternal and fetal circulatory systems, and a membrane with living cells from the placental … Read More ›

Cellview Science’s Henry Zhou, Ellen Naruse, and Michael Lee Cellview Sciences Wins Y-Prize 2018 by Lida Tunesi Each year, groups of students at the University of Pennsylvania … Read More ›

Cynthia Lee: Providing Role Models for Women in Computer Science Cynthia Lee, left and Claire Donovan, Girls Who Code instructors. (Photo: Lamont Abrams) Cynthia Lee is a … Read More ›

GRASP’s VIO-Swarm Flies on its Own GRASP researchers researchers Giuseppe Loianno, Aaron Weinstein and Adam Cho invited Philadelphia Inquirer reporter Tom Avril and photographer Tim Tai … Read More ›

Michael Kearns on Marketplace: ‘Can we blame algorithms for market volatility?’ Michael Kearns Michael Kearns, founding director of the Warren Center for Network and Data … Read More ›