From technology to health care to social science, data is changing the way we see the world. The ability to extract information from vast amounts … Read More ›
Gabriel DeSantis, who graduated with a master’s degree in Bioengineering last week, is one of twenty University of Pennsylvania students and alumni that have been awarded … Read More ›
Reflecting on her time at Penn, senior Hyacinthe Uwizera admits that she does have one regret: not heading downtown after the Eagles won the Super … Read More ›
Even as COVID-19 vaccinations are being rolled out, testing for active infections remains a critical tool in fighting the pandemic. Existing rapid tests that can … Read More ›
The Y-Prize, a student startup competition based on technologies developed at Penn Engineering, is hosted by the Wharton School’s Mack Institute for Innovation Management, Penn … Read More ›
Commencement ceremonies begin this week for the University and the School, and while most events will be held virtually, all will be available to livestream … Read More ›
While the majority of courses remained online this spring, a small number of lab-based undergraduate courses were able to resume limited in-person instruction. One course … Read More ›
When designing a filter, engineers must always consider the trade-off between “permeability” and “selectivity.” Essentially, this means prioritizing either quantity or quality. When filtering water, … Read More ›
Celia Reina, William K. Gemmill Term Assistant Professor in Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics, recently received the National Science Foundation’s CAREER Award for interdisciplinary research … Read More ›
James Pikul, assistant professor in Penn Engineering’s Department of Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics, and lab member Min Wang recently hosted Philadelphia Inquirer science reporter … Read More ›