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Tribeca Film Festival Documentary Features CAR-T Journey

Penn Medicine and Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia were in the spotlight at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York City, where the documentary “Of Medicine and Miracles" premiered.

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.

New ASSET Center

Penn Engineering’s newly formed ASSET (AI-enabled Systems: Safety, Explainablity and Trustworthiness) Center is part of Penn Engineering’s Innovation in Data Engineering & Science (IDEAS) Initiative.

COVID Vaccines and Boosters Provoke Robust Immune Response

Several new research studies reported in the New York Times have demonstrated that multiple doses of a COVID vaccine elicit a durable response in most people that protects them from serious illness

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

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.

ExynAI has been shortlisted as a finalist for a SXSW Innovation Award

For the 2022 category of Robotics and Hardware. The Exyn team will be going to Austin for the awards.

The Center for Breakthrough Medicines and Penn partner in the manufacturing of gene therapies

Penn’s Innovation in Process Science combines with CBM manufacturing capability to develop large-scale gene therapy manufacturing capacity, testing, and analytics

Halting Progress and Happy Accidents: How mRNA vaccines were made

A New York Times feature on the history, research, challenges, and timeline to make the COVID-19 mRNA vaccines.

Moderna forms oncology collaboration with Carisma Therapeutics

Moderna will collaborate with Penn spinout Carisma Therapeutics to discover, develop and commercialize in-vivo engineered chimeric antigen receptor monocyte therapeutics for the treatment of cancer.

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