In brief, what’s happening at Penn—whether it’s across campus or around the world.
Designed for veterinarians and pet owners alike, the new web-based telehealth application is expanding access to science-based insights from certified behavior experts.
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Sean Burkholder, Sophie Debiasi Hochhäusl, and Willie Udell received G. Holmes Perkins Teaching Awards for 2020, in recognition of distinguished teaching and innovation in a classroom, seminar, or studio setting.
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This spring, Penn GSE doctoral student Rabani Garg created a list of the best children’s books about Ramadan that resonate with both Muslim and non-Muslim readers.
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YouTube has begun featuring fact-checks from FactCheck.org and other authoritative third-party sources when users search for information, in an expanded effort in the United States to correct misinformation, especially on fast-moving news topics like the coronavirus pandemic.
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Oscar Serpell argues that in order to launch a coordinated response to COVID or climate change, nations need to be able to trust each another and set aside their economic and geopolitical differences.
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Experts from the Penn Wharton Budget Model highlight the close relationship between oil prices and business investments in the U.S.
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The outbreak of COVID-19 presented Chester County Hospital with a crisis of potentially equal proportions. With the first diagnosed cases of COVID-19 in Pennsylvania, calls from the community began rolling into all areas of the hospital, and soon unsolicited offers of PPE, food, funds, and even shoes and other necessities were coming in.
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Led by Associate Dean of International Affairs Rangita de Silva de Alwis, Penn Law has partnered with Thomson Reuters to conduct a first of its kind study examining the relationship between emerging male leaders and their relationships with the women with whom they work across legal and business sectors.
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Hammer will offer a course on COVID-19 and the coronavirus pandemic during Penn’s Summer II session, which will be held online this year. The course, Biotechnology, Immunology, and COVID-19, will be co-taught with Miriam Wattenbarger, senior lecturer in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering.
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All the honorees will be recognized during a virtual, end-of-the-year event that is being planned.
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