Helping Robots Work Together to Explore the Moon and Mars |
Penn Engineers joined NASA and five partner universities at White Sands National Park to test robotic systems for lunar and Martian exploration. The TRUSSES project, .led by Cynthia Sung, Associate Professor in Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics, demonstrated how cooperative robots can connect and assist one another to traverse extreme terrain.
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Penn Engineering’s Dohyung Kim Named 2025 Packard Fellow for Science and Engineering |
Dohyung Kim, Assistant Professor in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, has been named a 2025 Packard Fellow, one of the nation’s top honors for early-career researchers. The award supports his pioneering work on catalysts that could transform clean energy and sustainable chemical production.
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AI at the Eyelid: Glasses That Track Health Through Your Blinks |
A team from Penn Engineering and Penn Medicine has created BlinkWise, a compact, AI-powered system that measures eyelid motion using radio signals. The breakthrough could transform everyday eyewear into real-time monitors for fatigue, mental workload and eye health.
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Clark Foundation Invests $11 Million in the Next Generation of Penn Engineers |
The A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation has invested $11 million to expand Penn Engineering’s Clark Scholars Program, which combines scholarship, mentorship and service learning. The new funding will support summer internships, launch an entrepreneurship concentration and introduce a hands-on Philanthropy Challenge focused on giving back to Philadelphia.
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Scientists Think We’re One Step Closer to a Quantum Internet
Popular Mechanics
Penn Engineers, led by Liang Feng, Professor in Materials Science and Engineering, developed a new way to send quantum signals over regular fiber-optic cables using standard internet protocols. Read More
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An Off-The-Grid Nobel Win, And Antibiotics In Ancient Microbes
Science Friday
César de la Fuente, Presidential Assistant Professor in Bioengineering, Psychiatry, Microbiology, and in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, shares how he's using ancient organisms to develop new antibiotics (interview begins at 8:45). Read More
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Penn Engineers took first place at the Pfizer Digital Hackathon in New York City by developing an AI-based SMS alert system to help patients with chronic diseases anticipate risks associated with extreme climate events.
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Which artist created this minimalist sculpture located outside the Singh Center for Nanotechnology? (Note: the piece was moved there in 2013 from its original location near Locust Walk, where it was installed in 1975.)
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A. Tony Smith
B. Ellsworth Kelly
C. Donald Judd
D. John Henry Towne
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