Penn I-Corps Fall 2026 Cohort
The Fall 2026 Penn I-Corps cohort includes ten teams working in devices, therapeutics, diagnostics, IT, and materials.
Penn Engineering Researchers Use AI to Improve a Gene-Editing Tool
EvoMax uses experimental data to predict which modifications could improve the tool without having to test thousands of possibilities individually.
Penn Vet Researchers Invent Skin‑targeted Dual mRNA Vaccine Platform to Deliver Long‑lasting Protection Against Cutaneous Leishmaniasis
This experimental vaccine uses mRNA technology to train immune cells to recognize the parasite that causes cutaneous.
Featured Technology: Leaf Sense
Cherie Kagan, PhD, the Stephen J. Angello Professor of Electrical and Systems Engineering at Penn Engineering, invented small, biodegradable leaf sensors that can measure the health of plants.
Penn I-Corps Fall 2025 Cohort Completes Program
Read about the 2025 participants.
(Co)nnect: Philly’s AI Ecosystem Summit at Pennovation Works
On May 7, 2026, Pennovation Works hosted (Co)nnect: Philly's AI Ecosystem Summit.
Penn Robotics Technology Spotlight
These technologies focus on developing innovative solutions to improve healthcare, engineering, and everyday life.
Penn Vet & Animal Health Technology Spotlight
Penn's technology portfolio includes cutting-edge inventions from Penn Vet.
PCI Staff Share Insights During Philly Tech Week
PCI staff served on panels to discuss technology transfer and commercialization.
Spring 2026 Penn I-Corps Cohort Completes Program
Five teams developing opportunities across climate resilience, medical devices, sustainable materials, environmental monitoring, and diagnostics recently completed this program.