Justin Cooke: Aspiring to Improve Unmanned Aerial Flight Justin Cooke By the time prototype unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) get to the test phase, solving problems in … Read More ›

Jennifer Phillips-Cremins Featured in Nature’s ‘Technologies to Watch in 2020’ Jennifer Phillips-Cremins Nature, one of the world’s most prestigious scientific journals, recently reached out to a … Read More ›

Aleksandra Vojvodic, Associate Professor of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, was featured in the American Chemical Society’s publication ACS Energy Letters in a special edition that … Read More ›

Based in the Pennovation Center, Cocoa Press is the fledgling 3D printing operation of Evan Weinstein, a May 2019 graduate and a graduate student in … Read More ›

Monroe Kennedy: Robotics for the Greater Good Monroe Kennedy A sci-fi dream has yet to materialize: Despite living in an age of quasi-self-driving cars and ubiquitous … Read More ›

Kathie Jin, a junior in Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics (MEAM), likes to go fast. As the mechanical co-lead and operations lead for Penn Electric … Read More ›

Everything from job applications to loan applications is becoming automated via artificial intelligence, an advent that excites some and worries others. Professors Michael Kearns and … Read More ›

Danielle Bassett Among Science’s ‘Favorite Photos of 2019’ MATTHEW BENDER/JAMES BARTOLOZZI Among shots of a towering thunderstorm reaching into the stratosphere, the moon Daphnis peeking through … Read More ›

Penn Researchers Predict 10-Year Breast Cancer Recurrence with MRI Scans Using imaging to characterize the genetic makeup of tumors paves the way for individualized, non-invasive treatment. … Read More ›

Jason Burdick, Robert D. Bent Professor in the Department of Bioengineering, has been named a Fellow of the National Academy of Inventors (NAI), an award … Read More ›