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IBA partners with Penn Medicine to develop flash therapy

IBA Worldwide, a technology company that develops particle accelerator technology, partnered with a team of faculty from Radiation Oncology at Penn Medicine led by Dr. James Metz.

Jiren Narendra Parikh

Jiren’s career spanned over 30 years as an entrepreneur, C-level and Senior Executive and included founding, scaling and supporting technology businesses.

Vivodyne named #1  “Small but Mighty” Company

Launched in 2021, Vivodyne’s platform allows fully automated, complex studies at a far larger scale and lower cost than would be possible with manual experimentation.

Wellcome Leap Funds Penn to develop “on-demand” manufacturing technology for RNA-based vaccines

Penn Engineering secured a multi-million-dollar contract with Wellcome Leap under the organization’s $60 million RNA Readiness + Response (R3) program.

John Trojanowski, MD, PhD

John Q. Trojanowski, MD, PhD is remembered as a neuroscience pioneer.

Penn’s Gene Therapy Program signs manufacturing partnership with the Center for Breakthrough Medicines

The Center for Breakthrough Medicines and Penn’s Gene Therapy Program (GTP) entered into a multi-year collaboration focusing on the manufacturing and testing of modern gene therapy processes.

ŌNŌCOR launches ŌNŌ system

PCI startup ŌNŌCOR announced the first-in-human use of their ŌNŌ endovascular retrieval system for the removal of an intracardiac tumor.

Faculty Innovators are Celebrated

The 6th annual Celebration of Innovation returned in a hybrid format for 2021 with both attendees and award recipients participating in person and virtually.

Celebration of Innovation 2021 Recap and Recording

The event honors the patent recipients from the previous fiscal year, as well as, those partners, inventors, and startups that made exceptional achievements.

Developing a chewing gum to reduce the incidence of Covid-19

A chewing gum impregnated with a plant-grown protein can serve as a “trap” for the SARS-CoV-2 virus, reducing viral load in the chewers saliva and potentially tamping down transmission.

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