How seeds implant themselves in soil can seem magical. Take some varieties of Erodium, whose five-petalled flowers of purple, pink or white look like geraniums. … Read More ›
New research on reproductive health demonstrates the first successful delivery of mRNA to placental cells to treat pre-eclampsia at its root. Pre-eclampsia is a leading … Read More ›
In a few short decades, 3D printing has gone from unique to ubiquitous. It’s used nearly everywhere, from making toys and gadgets in classrooms nationwide … Read More ›
From left: Abriana Stewart-Height, Dr. Julee Farley, Chanda Jefferson and Dr. Aja Carter On Tuesday, February 7, 2023, Penn Engineering’s Community Outreach Team, under the … Read More ›
Sevile Mannickarottu, Director of Educational Laboratories in the Department of Bioengineering (BE), was interviewed in a recent episode of Shifting Schools, a weekly podcast that hosts educators … Read More ›
The network visualization depicting Kamen’s idea-generating process. Dots represent words that shaped Kamen’s artistic journey, lines indicate similarities between words, and colors represent communities of … Read More ›
Mark Allen, Alfred Fitler Moore Professor in Electrical and Systems Engineering and in Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics, has been elected to the National Academy … Read More ›
On Friday, February 3, 2023, Penn President Liz Magill was joined by Vijay Kumar, Nemirovsky Family Dean of Penn Engineering, Steven J. Fluharty, Dean of … Read More ›
When it comes to public health outreach, efficacy can only be achieved to the extent that the public serves as active and willing participants. As … Read More ›
Insup Lee, Warren D. Seider and Karen I. Winey are among the eight Penn scholars that have been named to the 2022 class of American … Read More ›