The game theory of how algorithms can drive up prices Quanta Magazine The game theory of how algorithms can drive up prices Joseph Harrington of the Wharton School comments on a new study on algorithmic pricing through the lens of game theory.
AI mammogram readings are already helping doctors detect breast cancer NBC News AI mammogram readings are already helping doctors detect breast cancer Penn Medicine is among major academic medical centers using AI in their imaging centers.
4,300-year-old tomb was a doorway for the afterlife. Now it’s being reassembled Kansas City Star 4,300-year-old tomb was a doorway for the afterlife. Now it’s being reassembled The Penn Museum is reassembling the Tomb Chapel of Kaipure, a 4,300 year old door to the afterlife that was located in Egypt.
Major health system makes $401M commitment to transforming cancer care in N.J. NJ.com Major health system makes $401M commitment to transforming cancer care in N.J. Penn Medicine is building a cancer facility in Plainsboro, New Jersey.
How indie Hollywood is courting the Letterboxd generation The Hollywood Reporter How indie Hollywood is courting the Letterboxd generation Patti Williams of the Wharton School comments on film studios being an identity marker for younger movie viewers.
Wharton School of Business is getting a new downtown SF campus. Here’s where San Francisco Chronicle Wharton School of Business is getting a new downtown SF campus. Here’s where The Wharton School’s San Francisco campus is relocating to the city’s Financial District.
Researchers seek to halt breast cancer recurrence by targeting ‘sleeper cells’ CBS News Researchers seek to halt breast cancer recurrence by targeting ‘sleeper cells’ A team at Penn Medicine is conducting a clinical trial that identifies and targets breast cancer “sleeper cells.”
Penn receives $11M gift from foundation of construction titan Philadelphia Business Journal Penn receives $11M gift from foundation of construction titan Penn has received $11 million to expand the Clark Scholars Program for engineering students.
Anti-violence programs aren’t in one of S.F.’s most violent neighborhoods Mission Local Anti-violence programs aren’t in one of S.F.’s most violent neighborhoods An analysis from the Crime & Justice Policy Lab in the School of Arts & Sciences found that police-run violence prevention programs were successful in reducing serious violence in some San Francisco neighborhoods.
Breast cancer breakthrough—from new treatments to lingering challenges WHYY (Philadelphia) Breast cancer breakthrough—from new treatments to lingering challenges Angela DeMichele discusses the Breast Cancer Program at the Abramson Cancer Center.