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Penn Faculty Weighs in On the Future of American Science  

John Wherry, PhD, the Richard and Barbara Schiffrin President's Distinguished Professor at Penn Medicine, explains how decades of federal funding for basic science enabled breakthroughs.

CAR T Cell Therapy for Lymphoma Leads to 10 Year Remissions for Patients 

The follow-up study of patients ten years later showed promising results.

Network Bio Launches with $50 million in Funding to Create a Research Network of Large Biobanks to Drive AI Medical Research  

Several U.S. Academic Medical Centers, including Penn Medicine, have partnered with Network Bio to generate large-scale multi-omic and multi-modal datasets.

Dispatch Bio Initiates Clinical Trials for a New Type of Cancer Treatment 

The  technology is intended to overcome a key limitation of current CAR-T cell therapies by broadening the range of tumors that can be targeted and treated.

Biogen Reports Early Success from Apellis Acquisition  

Since Biogen’s acquisition of Apellis in May 2026, the company’s C3 complement therapies, Syfovre® and Empaveli®, have generated a combined $128 million in revenues.

Kira Pharmaceuticals to Merge with Jasper Therapeutics in a Deal Backed by $132M to Advance Immune Disease Pipeline  

Jasper Therapeutics recently completed its merger with Kira Pharmaceuticals.

New mRNA Vaccine Could Reduce the Recurrence and Spread of Skin Cancer

Moderna and Merck announced a successful late-stage trial for a personalized mRNA vaccine designed to help prevent the return and spread of melanoma.

Nuclear Medicine Symposium Highlights Innovation Opportunities

The program at uCity Square featured panel discussions on this key emerging area of Philadelphia’s economy.

Penn AI Technologies are Making an Impact in the Medical Imaging Space  

In radiology, Penn researchers are using AI to support with more efficient medical imaging processes.

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