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Stories and articles featuring PCI, our partners, and Penn-affiliated spinout companies
Penn Alumni Magazine Recognizes PCI’s Successes Over the Past Decade
PCI and its successful efforts to support Penn's research and innovation over the past decade were highlighted in the Summer issue of the Penn Gazette.
Penn Ranks in Top 15 of US Universities Granted U.S. Patents in 2023
Penn ranked #13 in 2023, compared to #15 in 2022.
PAST WINNERS OF PCI’S AWARDS
Each December, PCI awards Penn faculty, partners and spinout companies with awards for their accomplishments.
Leading Life Sciences Program Highlights Regional Growth
John Swartley, PhD, MBA, provided the keynote address for a public program hosted by the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce that explored the growth of Greater Philadelphia's ecosystem.
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,
Development of RNA Therapeutics Targets Neurological Diseases
The collaboration combines Ascidian's RNA exon editing technology with Roche's expertise in CNS delivery to create novel treatments for hard-to-treat neurological conditions.
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."
Nature Interviews Penn Medicine’s AI Leader César de La Fuente
César de la Fuente, PhD, Presidential Assistant Professor at Penn, has significantly advanced the field of antibiotic discovery through his innovative use of computational and AI-assisted techniques.
A Rare Patient Mutation May Help Lead to More Effective Treatments for Genetic Bone Disease
Davis' relatively benign symptomology is attributed to low levels of the inflammatory protein MMP-9, which seems to prevent the characteristic abnormal bone formation.
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.