University of Pennsylvania regular decision results for Class of 2023 nocred University of Pennsylvania regular decision results for Class of 2023 Penn today announced admission decisions for Regular Decision applicants to the Class of 2023, the institution’s 267th class. The admitted cohort of 3,345 was selected from a pool of 44,960 applicants.
Engineering an accurate, affordable model for turbulence in air and space travel Engineering an accurate, affordable model for turbulence in air and space travel Unreliable computer models are holding aerospace back. George Ilhwan Park is trying to break the jam with critical work on super-small currents.
Prepping Philly high schoolers for college Prepping Philly high schoolers for college Rising 11th graders in the Provost Summer Mentorship Program at Penn spend a month on campus diving into the professional fields of dentistry, medicine, law, nursing, and engineering.
‘A Swiss cheese-like material’ that can solve equations ‘A Swiss cheese-like material’ that can solve equations Engineering professor Nader Engheta and his team have demonstrated a metamaterial device that can function as an analog computer, validating an earlier theory.
Fostering a ‘culture of innovation’ Fostering a ‘culture of innovation’ Penn President Amy Gutmann opened McKinsey’s first-ever “Innovation Night,” held at the Penn Museum on Thursday, March 14. It’s a testament to the University’s critical, visionary role in Philadelphia.
Engineers can detect ultra rare proteins using a cellphone camera The researchers’ detection system uses a standard cellphone camera. (Photo courtesy: Penn Engineering) Engineers can detect ultra rare proteins using a cellphone camera An innovative strobing system allows individual markers to be differentiated from their neighbors, allowing an accurate count, even in the ultra-low concentrations associated with hard-to-diagnose conditions.
A ‘perfect blend’ of cutting-edge technology and real-world vision A ‘perfect blend’ of cutting-edge technology and real-world vision As a high school student, Angela Lin founded an organization to bring students and technology leaders together. At Penn, she’s surrounded by the culture she craved.
Penn announces eight 2019 Thouron Award winners The Penn 2019 Thouron Scholars include seven undergraduates and one 2018 graduate. Top row, from left: Sona Dadhania, Nicholas Escobar, Nick Joyner, Carson Kahoe. Bottom row, from left: Ryan Leone, Krishna Patel, Libby Rockaway, Hannah Sweeney. Penn announces eight 2019 Thouron Award winners Seven University of Pennsylvania seniors and a 2018 graduate have each won a Thouron Award to pursue graduate studies in the United Kingdom.
On ENIAC’s anniversary, a nod to its female ‘computers’ Women were ENIAC’s first programmers, but their role was obscured for decades. (Photo: University of Pennsylvania Archives) On ENIAC’s anniversary, a nod to its female ‘computers’ Six women were the original operators of Penn’s pathbreaking ENIAC, the world’s first computer. On ENIAC Day, you can see a documentary featuring some of their stories that were originally obscured from history.
Wired up at FemmeHacks President Amy Gutmann (front row, center) with School of Engineering and Applied Science Dean Vijay Kumar (front row, third from right) and attendees of FemmeHacks 2019 at Pennovation Works on Feb. 9. Wired up at FemmeHacks Penn President Amy Gutmann and Vijay Kumar, dean of the School of Engineering and Applied Science, visited the all-women collegiate hackathon this weekend.