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Understanding the Cellular Mechanisms Driving Solid Tumors’ Robust Defense System

In a joint research project involving experts from different fields, researchers Michael Mitchell, Wei Guo, and Drew Weissman discovered that solid tumors can create a barrier that prevents drugs from reaching them, similar to a protective force field.

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Missing the Microbiome: Uncovering New Antibiotics Inside the Human Gut

Penn Engineering and Stanford researchers leveraged AI to discover dozens of potential new antibiotics in the human gut microbiome.

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Empowering Future Engineers: Lyle Brunhofer and the Impact of Senior Design

Lyle Brunhofer (EAS’14, GEng’14) advises companies on digital transformations, applying the skills he learned at Penn Engineering to modernize firms’ understanding of customers in industries as diverse as pharmaceuticals and consumer products.

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Unfolding the Next Generation of Robots
Unfolding the Next Generation of Robots

Unfolding the Next Generation of Robots

Researchers in the General Robotics, Automation, Sensing and Perception (GRASP) Laboratory are developing an algorithm for designing functioning robots through folding.

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Embracing the Power of Deep Learning in Safety-Critical Systems

Embracing the Power of Deep Learning in Safety-Critical Systems

What if the technology that powers our cars, medical devices and energy grids could guarantee safety and reliability like never before?
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