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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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| Firooz Aflatouni Receives ONR Young Investigator Award | |||
Firooz Aflatouni, Skirkanich Assistant Professor in ESE, has been awarded both a NASA grant to improve satellite communication and a Young Investigator Award from the Office of Naval Research. Aflatouni's research interests include high speed integrated circuits, electronic-photonic co-design, and silicon photonics with applications in imaging, sensing, communications, Radar, LIDAR, and biotechnology. | |||
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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.
