CarboWells Wins the 2026 Y-Prize Competition
The winning idea is based on technology developed by Shu Yang, PhD.
T Cells Targeting Misformed Proteins to Treat Neurodegenerative and Muscular Diseases
By targeting disease-specific proteins, this antigen-specific immunotherapy aims to selectively eliminate damaged cells, potentially offering a more precise and effective treatment approach.
Sonura’s Novel NICU Technology Featured in the Philadelphia Inquirer
Now being tested in a clinical trial at Penn, the device aims to reduce infant stress, support bonding, and potentially improve growth and feeding for preterm babies.
I-Corps Graduate Serpent Robotics Wins the Eighth Annual Pennovation Accelerator Pitch Day
Serpent is formed around robotic arm technology invented by Mark Yim, PhD.
Penn Engineering Researchers Develop Novel Platform to More Efficiently Produce mRNA Delivery Particles
This new method not only allows for rapid production but also enables precise targeting the LNPs to specific organs like the liver, lungs and spleen.
Penn Engineers Unlock the Potential for a New Generation of Wireless Communications
Researchers , have developed an adjustable high frequency filter that prevents signal interference in wireless communications and data transfers.
Penn Engineering Faculty Attend AI & Energy Summit in Pittsburgh
Penn Engineering faculty showcased Penn research, technologies, and start-up companies in the fields of energy, AI and computing.
Avisi Technologies Present Promising Clinical Data at the American Glaucoma Society
Avisi is based on technology invented by Igor Bargatin, PhD, Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics at Penn Engineering.
App that uses AI to boost caregiving for seniors wins PCI pitch competition at Philly Tech Week
PCI, Pennovation Works and Philadelphia Alliance for Capital & Technologies (PACT) hosted the “Innovate & Inspire: Research Panel & Pitch Competition” in May.
Penn Engineering’s Cherie Kagan Featured in Business Insider for Precision Agriculture Technology
Cherie Kagan, PhD, is the Stephen J. Angello Professor in Electrical and Systems Engineering in Penn Engineering.