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Penn Dental Medicine signs MOU with School in South Africa, adding to collaboration in Tanzania

Penn Dental Medicine signs MOU with School in South Africa, adding to collaboration in Tanzania

Penn Dental Medicine has signed a new memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg as part of a recent visit to South Africa and Tanzania by Penn Dental Medicine’s Morton Amsterdam Dean, Mark S. Wolff, who said, “We look forward to future research, collaboration, and exchanges between our faculty and students and to collaborate with schools in Southern and Eastern Africa.”

APPC receives support to expand model to combat deceptive claims about health

APPC receives support to expand model to combat deceptive claims about health

With support from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the Annenberg Public Policy Center will expand a new public health media model for blunting the impact of deceptive claims about health by using a preemptive, protective approach that aims to minimize the public’s susceptibility to them.

How analytics can boost competitiveness in sports

How analytics can boost competitiveness in sports

Wharton’s Eric Bradlow and FanDuel CEO Amy Howe discuss how analytics can benefit teams, players, and customers while ensuring the necessary data protections.

Having a sense of purpose in life can keep binge drinking at bay

Having a sense of purpose in life can keep binge drinking at bay

A new study from the Annenberg School for Communication reveals that having a sense of purpose in daily life can influence college students’ decisions on day-to-day alcohol consumption.

Penn to receive funding to evaluate the impact of emergency rental assistance on evictions

Penn to receive funding to evaluate the impact of emergency rental assistance on evictions

The Housing Initiative at Penn has been selected to receive over $600,000 in funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to study the impact of the Treasury Emergency Rental Assistance Program on housing stability, and particularly on eviction.

Kirigami structures pull water from the air

Kirigami structures pull water from the air

Penn engineers have created a moisture collection and removal devices utilizing the geometry of simple materials to collect atmospheric water without an external energy source, made up of three-dimensional pyramid structures. Collecting atmospheric water could help adapt to both severe dry spells and inundating amounts of precipitation by providing a source of freshwater or dehumidifying humid places.

Penn GSE renovation and expansion project celebrates a significant milestone

Penn GSE renovation and expansion project celebrates a significant milestone

In a topping off ceremony last month, the final piece of structural steel was lifted into place and secured to complete the new connector between 3700 Walnut and Stiteler Hall. The $35.6-million project is scheduled for completion in fall 2023.

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