In brief, what’s happening at Penn—whether it’s across campus or around the world.
The award comes in honor of the Wilbur Schramm Professor Emeritus of Communication and Health Policy at the Annenberg School for Communication impact on the field of health communication and of evaluating messaging campaigns’ ability to drive behavior change.
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The associate professor of city and regional planning and faculty director of the Housing Initiative at Penn has been named senior policy advisor for housing and urban policy in the White House Domestic Policy Council.
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A group of Penn Dental Medicine students joined Dental School dean Mark Wolff in presenting at the recent conference of the American Academy of Developmental Medicine & Dentistry, discussing the services provided through the School’s Care Center for Persons with Disabilities Personalized Care Suite and the educational experiences gained there in caring for this vulnerable population.
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Zlotnick, a graduate student and member of the McKay Orthopaedic Research Laboratory, joins 28 early-career scientists from around the world in this year’s cohort, with each receiving support for one to two years as they pivot to the next stages of their research agendas.
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The similarities in symptoms between seasonal allergies and the now-dominant omicron subvariant of COVID-19 can be confusing. Producing mucus, sneezing, and coughing are all part of how the immune system keeps threats from entering the body. Allergies often involve itching and sneezing, but fever is rarely a symptom of allergies, which might be a way to differentiate between COVID and seasonal allergies.
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The assistant professor in electrical and systems engineering and computer and information science has been awarded for his work identifying principles and patterns that connect learning in its various forms, from biological systems to artificial neural networks that mimic how the human brain learns.
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Successful negotiators are frequently seen as uncompromising winners, but driving a hard bargain can create more harm than good. In his latest paper, Wharton’s Maurice Schweitzer explains why negotiators need to think about the long-term relationship with their counterparts.
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Growing up in South Philadelphia, Sean Green, an environmental services associate at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania often walked with his family to admire the lights on the 1700 block of Addison Street in Rittenhouse Square. Green’s photo, “Winters on Addison,” is one of more than 100 works of art by University of Pennsylvania Health System staff, patients, volunteers, and friends now on display in the annual “A Celebration of Art and Life” exhibition on the first floor of the Perelman Center for Advanced Medicine.
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In addition to Penn’s LGBT Center Pride activities throughout the month, the LGBT Center staff has provided the Penn Libraries with the recommendations, including picks on history, social movements, and dramas.
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From Monday, May 23 through Friday May 27, Penn Engineering hosted the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers’ International Conference on Robotics and Automation at the Pennovation Center and the Pennsylvania Convention Center, welcoming 4,500 guests from 89 countries.
FULL STORY AT Penn Engineering Today →
