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Balancing Privacy and Security in Network Analysis

Balancing Privacy and Security in Network Analysis

In the digital age, data is ubiquitous. The increasing ease with which every online interaction can be stored, compared and analyzed has transformed a wide swath of business and led to the formation of new ones.

Evan Lerner

A Voyage of Discovery for Freshmen at Penn

A Voyage of Discovery for Freshmen at Penn

Ian Petrie is not a maritime historian. And none of the 12 students who enrolled in his freshmen seminar had substantive experience with handwritten 19th-century manuscripts.

Katherine Unger Baillie

Raising Age of Majority Doesn’t Affect Teen Crime Rates, Penn Research Shows

Raising Age of Majority Doesn’t Affect Teen Crime Rates, Penn Research Shows

In the criminal justice world, there’s an ongoing debate about whether to increase the age of majority, the point at which an adolescent can no longer be tried in the juvenile legal system and instead must be tried as an adult.

Michele W. Berger

Penn Study: Machine Learning at Arraignments Can Cut Repeat Domestic Violence

Penn Study: Machine Learning at Arraignments Can Cut Repeat Domestic Violence

In one large metropolitan area, arraignment decisions made with the assistance of machine learning cut new domestic violence incidents by half, leading to more than 1,000 fewer such post-arraignment arrests annually, according to new findings from the University of Pennsylvania.

Michele W. Berger

Penn Study Reveals How Fish Control Microbes Through Their Gills

Penn Study Reveals How Fish Control Microbes Through Their Gills

Oriol Sunyer, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine, has described fish as “an open gut swimming.” Their mucosal surfaces — their skin, digestive tract and gills — are in constant con

Katherine Unger Baillie