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| Marc Miskin's Micro-Robots are Small Enough to be Injected by Syringe | |||
Marc Miskin, assistant professor in the Department of Electrical and Systems Engineering, has only been at Penn Engineering since January, but his work in micro-robotics is already making waves. At the March meeting of the American Physical Society, he presented research on his 70-micron-long robots, which are small enough that they can be injected with a syringe. |
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| Penn Engineers Demonstrate Metamaterials That Can Solve Equations | |||
The field of metamaterials involves designing complicated, composite structures, some of which can manipulate electromagnetic waves in ways that are impossible in naturally occurring materials. For Nader Engheta, H. Nedwill Ramsey Professor in ESE, one of the loftier goals in this field has been to design metamaterials that can solve equations. | |||
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| Senior Mark Andrew Continues to Set Records in the Pool | |||
Mark Andrew, senior in ESE, set a host of records at the Ivy League Championships swimming competition in early March. He became the second swimmer ever to win the competition's 400 individual medley event four years in a row and broke the pool record, his personal record, and the Ivy League Championship's record with his performance in the event. |
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| Penn Engineers Develop Room Temperature, Two-Dimensional Platform for Quantum Technology | |||
| A study led by Lee Bassett, assistant professor in Electrical and Systems Engineering, has advanced the development of quantum computing technology by demonstrating a new hardware platform based on isolated electron spins in a two-dimensional material. | |||
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Penn Engineering is now on Medium. Follow the blog to stay up-to-date on the latest research coming out of Penn Engineering labs — from bio-inspired robots, to gun-violence-tracking databases, to catalysts for green energy — and to hear from students as they work on projects locally, nationally and around the world.
Penn Engineering is now on Medium. Follow the blog to stay up-to-date on the latest research coming out of Penn Engineering labs — from bio-inspired robots, to gun-violence-tracking databases, to catalysts for green energy — and to hear from students as they work on projects locally, nationally and around the world.
Penn Engineering is now on Medium. Follow the blog to stay up-to-date on the latest research coming out of Penn Engineering labs — from bio-inspired robots, to gun-violence-tracking databases, to catalysts for green energy — and to hear from students as they work on projects locally, nationally and around the world.
