Inventing the Future
New GRASP Project Aims to Leverage ‘Embodied Intelligence’ via a Robotic Squirrel
It takes about a year before human infants master their own motor skills well enough to walk. Legged robots don’t have it so easy. Only the most advanced can walk with a smooth, natural gait, and even those can be stymied by a small pile of rubble or sand.
Using Statistics to Uncover the Truth About Individual Cells
Researchers at Penn Engineering have developed a better method for interpreting data from single-cell RNA sequencing technologies.
Engineering Enterprise: A Three-Pack Of Startups
Penn Engineers get an early advantage in the startup game. Coursework, competitions, funding and other resources offered by the University infuse students with the interdisciplinary education, experience and support needed to envision and implement impactful solutions to a wide range of global problems.
Making Complex 3-D Surfaces with 2-D sheets
Researchers have developed a way to create flat sheets of a rubbery material that expand into three-dimensional geometries, such as a human face, when exposed to heat.
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PRECISE Seminar: "Injected and Delivered - Fabricating Implicit Control over Actuation Systems by Spoofing Inertial Sensors"
Penn Engineering Connects: A reception on inclusion
CBE Seminar: "Electrokinetics, Transport and Stability at Reactive Metal Electrodes in High-energy Batteries"
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