
As part of The Philadelphia Inquirer’s “Future of Work” series, reporter Joseph N. DiStefano visited GRASP Lab spin-off Exyn Technologies and spoke with alumna … Read More ›
As part of The Philadelphia Inquirer’s “Future of Work” series, reporter Joseph N. DiStefano visited GRASP Lab spin-off Exyn Technologies and spoke with alumna … Read More ›
Research is in Penn’s DNA. With more than $1 billion in annual R&D expenditures, the University is one of the top research universities in America. “Research … Read More ›
Kinases are a class of enzymes that are responsible for transferring the main chemical energy source used by the body’s cells. As such, they play … Read More ›
It has now been a year since The Philadelphia Orchestra played as a full ensemble in its 2,500 seat Verizon Hall. Outdoor, socially distanced performances … Read More ›
Lia, a diagnostics company that got its start in the Integrated Product Design (IPD) program, has brought its first product to market: a flushable, biodegradable … Read More ›
As COVID-19 vaccines roll out, the concept of using mRNA to fend off viruses has become a part of the public dialogue. However, scientists have … Read More ›
Kevin Johnson has been named the University of Pennsylvania’s 27th Penn Integrates Knowledge University Professor. The announcement was made today by Penn President Amy Gutmann and Provost Wendell Pritchett. … Read More ›
In the new film Lapsis, writer/director Noah Hutton interrogates the relationship between technology, corporations and everyday workers trying to make ends meet. Taking place in … Read More ›
Nikil Ragav’s inventXYZ program is dedicated to bringing high-tech, hands-on education to high school students everywhere by setting up makerspaces, or collaborative work spaces, at … Read More ›
Last month, the second annual Women in Data Science (WiDS) @ Penn Conference virtually gathered nearly 500 registrants to participate in a week’s worth of … Read More ›