How prominent brands manage different customer segments as they grow Fast Company How prominent brands manage different customer segments as they grow Annie Wilson of the Wharton School shares five key insights from her cowritten book, “The Growth Dilemma,” which explores how to manage relationships between customer segments.
Solid tumors have challenged CAR-T developers. This biotech raised $216 million to test a new approach Stat Solid tumors have challenged CAR-T developers. This biotech raised $216 million to test a new approach Carl June of the Perelman School of Medicine has co-founded Dispatch Bio, a company developing a new, universal approach to try to treat any cancer using immunotherapy.
Penn Museum to license online tool developed by Barnes Foundation that provides up-close look at artifacts PhillyVoice Penn Museum to license online tool developed by Barnes Foundation that provides up-close look at artifacts The Penn Museum has partnered with the Barnes Foundation to license an online tool that lets users get up-close and personal with some of its artifacts, featuring four virtual sessions on ancient history from Penn faculty, scholars, and field experts.
Despite SEPTA’s budget cliff, Roosevelt Boulevard subway backers seek path to Northeast Philly extension PhillyVoice Despite SEPTA’s budget cliff, Roosevelt Boulevard subway backers seek path to Northeast Philly extension Jay Arzu, a Ph.D. candidate in the Weitzman School of Design, says that SEPTA’s current financial problems should not keep it from long-range planning.
Penn Athletics receives $20M gift from former Fortune 500 CEO Philadelphia Business Journal Penn Athletics receives $20M gift from former Fortune 500 CEO Alumnus Dave Pottruck’s lead gift of $20 million will help create a new home base for the University’s wrestling program.
What happens when you give students $50 a week? Education Week What happens when you give students $50 a week? A study by Stacia West of the Center for Guaranteed Income Research at the School of Social Policy & Practice found that children given financial access and means grew in understanding of financial concepts without any educational intervention.
PBS and NPR are generally unbiased, independent of government propaganda and provide key benefits to U.S. democracy The Conversation PBS and NPR are generally unbiased, independent of government propaganda and provide key benefits to U.S. democracy A 2022 study by the Annenberg School for Communication found that countries with independent and well-funded public broadcasting systems consistently had stronger democracies.
To combat climate change, Norway wants to be Europe’s carbon dump The Washington Post To combat climate change, Norway wants to be Europe’s carbon dump Jennifer Wilcox of the Kleiman Center for Energy Policy and the School for Engineering and Applied Science says that the safety and reliability of carbon storage approaches must be ensured so that accidents don’t happen.
Penn CRISPR science is the foundation for a gene-editing heart disease treatment under Eli Lilly Philadelphia Inquirer Penn CRISPR science is the foundation for a gene-editing heart disease treatment under Eli Lilly Kiran Musunuru of the Perelman School of Medicine discusses the future of CRISPR gene-editing technology and its potential to combat heart disease.
Atlanta’s growth streak has come to an end The Wall Street Journal Atlanta’s growth streak has come to an end A study co-authored by Joseph Gyourko of the Wharton School found that the Atlanta region’s housing stock grew by around 3% a year on average during the 1990s and 2000s.