‘Robotic Blood’ Powers and Propels Synthetic Lionfish

A new way to fly, built up from the nanoscale

Penn Undergrads Make Biology More Accessible with Open-Source Plate Reader

From Students to Sellers: Penn Buys a WAZER Waterjet Cutter from Alums

Penn Engineers Can Detect Ultra Rare Proteins in Blood Using a Cellphone Camera

Rise of Robogami: The Democratization of Robots

Singh Center Accepting Applications for Nanotechnology Grant

Penn Engineer’s ‘Metallic Wood’ Has the Strength of Titanium and the Density of Water

Penn Engineers 3D Print Smart Objects with ‘Embodied Logic’

Penn Engineering Groups Awarded NSF Grants to Work Toward ‘Quantum Leap’

One group will design robust, integrated quantum memory devices based on defects in diamond, and the other group will develop materials to encode and decode quantum information in single photons. These technologies will be part of the safest and most secure information network ever seen.