Penn Today Interviews John Swartley About PCI’s Impact
In the article, Swartley discusses some key highlights from FY22, including the major impact Penn technologies have made on patients.
Penn Graduate Receives President’s Sustainability Prize for Robotics-Based System to Minimize Waste in Fishing Industry
Shinkei Systems cuts down on waste by reducing the likelihood that off-target species would be caught and killed, and streamlining the process to avoid waste.
Penn Welcomes Ninth President to Campus
The Penn community gathered on College Green to welcome the new president.
The Future of Research-Based Innovation Hubs with the Rise of Remote Work
John Swartley and Bhavana Mohanraj discuss how working remotely will impact research and innovation hubs.
Longfellow Real Estate to Develop New 455,000 Square Foot Life Sciences Facility at Pennovation Works
Read about Penn's latest expansion within the innovation ecosystem.
Penn Engineering Graduates Develop a Device to Reduce Ocean Microplastic Pollution
Read about how May graduates won the 2022 President's Sustainability Prize for their device that reduces microplastic pollution.
Newly discovered ‘encrypted peptides’ with antibiotic properties
A new study reports three distinct proteins in human plasma that have naturally occurring antibiotic properties. Global public health officials are concerned about the r
Inspiring people, place, and purpose
Gutmann spearheaded the creation of an innovation ecosystem for Penn, Philadelphia, and beyond by transforming technology transfer at Penn to be both more faculty- and industry-friendly.
Decade-long remission after CAR T cell therapy
Two patients represent longest-known CAR T cell response to date, providing insight into treatment effect and outcomes.
Vaccine-like mRNA injection can be used to make CAR T cells in the body
The researchers, whose work is published in Science, demonstrated the new approach with an mRNA preparation that reprograms T cells—a powerful type of immune cell—to attack heart fibroblast cells.