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Penn Medicine’s Ben Black Shortlisted for Life Sciences Breakthrough of the Year Award from Falling Walls For his Research on Synthetic Human Chromosomes 

Ben Black was one the Winners in the Life Sciences category for Breakthrough of the Year Award from Falling Walls.

Penn Engineering’s Jacob Gardner Leverages AI to accelerate scientific research across disciplines

In an interview with Penn Today, Gardner explained his vision for creating AI-powered tools.

Penn’s Boon Loo Talks to Technical.ly Philly about his Experience in Academic Entrepreneurship   

Penn Engineering’s Boon Thau Loo, PhD, Senior Associate Dean for Education and Global Initiatives, was featured in Technical.ly Philly for his deep personal experiences with academic entrepreneurship.

Penn Leads NSF Sponsored AIRFoundry to Revolutionize RNA Research, Leveraging AI to Further Optimize and Innovate  

It is an $18-million initiative focused on advancing RNA research through AI-driven innovation and advanced manufacturing techniques.  

Penn Robotics Startup Sahay AI Aims to Make Railroads Safer  

Sahay AI is focused on transforming railway inspections through innovative AI-powered solutions.

Exyn Technologies and Stitch3D Announce Partnership; Exyn Advances AI Aerial Autonomy Technology to Overcome Dust in Underground Mines  

The goal of the collaboration is to to host, manage, view, process and share point cloud data securely directly on the web.  

Penn Engineering’s Professors Discuss Innovations Over Tea

Their “brewing” collaboration recently led to the development of a novel chip that uses light for vector-matrix multiplication.

Heirloom Builds Direct Carbon Capture Facility

Heirloom has announced the first phase of a decarbonization project to create two Direct Air Capture (DAC) facilities in North Western Louisiana,

PCI and PACT Host AI Event for Philly Tech Week 

PCI and the Philadelphia Alliance for Capital and Technologies (PACT) jointly presented a recent event called “AI Nexus: Shaping Tomorrow’s Intelligence."

Penn Engineering’s Deep Jariwala and Troy Olsson Develop Heat-resistant Memory Device that can Withstand Extreme Temperatures 

This device, whose heat tolerance far surpasses existing commercial storage technologies, could help to facilitate computing under extreme conditions like deep-earth drilling and space missions.

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