Retailers enter a generative AI feedback loop Retail Dive Retailers enter a generative AI feedback loop Stefano Puntoni of the Wharton School speaks about generative AI’s application in the retail industry.
Marketing professor on the impact of the NBA betting scandal on the league, fans Sports Business Journal Marketing professor on the impact of the NBA betting scandal on the league, fans Americus Reed of the Wharton School says the NBA brand will not have much damage from the betting scandal.
Penn engineering receives $11 million gift from the A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation to expand Clark Scholars Program Philanthropy News Digest Penn engineering receives $11 million gift from the A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation to expand Clark Scholars Program The School of Engineering and Applied Science will expand the Clark Scholars Program, a holistic initiative that combines financial aid, mentorship, service, and entrepreneurship to prepare future engineers to lead, innovate and give back.
Shape-shifting coral that goes from soft to stiff in seconds to redefine robotics Interesting Engineering Shape-shifting coral that goes from soft to stiff in seconds to redefine robotics Chenhao Hu from the School of Engineering and Applied Science discusses research revealing that a soft coral capable of stiffening could inspire new technologies for surgical instruments or robotic arms.
Community garden feeds aging adults’ need for good nutrition, and good company Billy Penn Community garden feeds aging adults’ need for good nutrition, and good company Monique Dowd from the School of Nursing discusses the importance of nutrition as people age.
What scares a scientist? Researchers tell their terrifying tales The Scientist What scares a scientist? Researchers tell their terrifying tales Cesar de la Fuente of the Perelman School of Medicine, School of Engineering and Applied Science, and School of Arts & Sciences discusses running a lab during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Including pregnant women in drug trials can lead to better health outcomes and reduce misinformation, experts say WHYY (Philadelphia) Including pregnant women in drug trials can lead to better health outcomes and reduce misinformation, experts say Sindhu Srinivas from Penn Medicine discusses making a bigger push to include pregnant women in drug trials.
These four traits help successful people achieve their goals more often than most, Ivy League psychologist says: ‘Stop writing in your journal’ CNBC These four traits help successful people achieve their goals more often than most, Ivy League psychologist says: ‘Stop writing in your journal’ Angela Duckworth of the School of Arts & Sciences reveals the key traits shared by people who consistently achieve their goals.
Philly has had a ‘soda tax’ since 2017. One lawmaker wants the city to consider repealing it. Philadelphia Inquirer Philly has had a ‘soda tax’ since 2017. One lawmaker wants the city to consider repealing it. Penn research indicates the soda tax has been a public health success story that has helped to keep down obesity rates.
Girl boss or tradwife? An economist on how a workforce built for men has failed women The Guardian Girl boss or tradwife? An economist on how a workforce built for men has failed women In her book “Having It All,” Corinne Low of the Wharton School outlines how structures around women’s work and home lives fail to truly accommodate working women.