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@PennEngineers
The official X page for the University of Pennsylvania's School of Engineering and Applied Science. #InventingtheFuture #PennEngineering
Philadelphia, PA
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    Penn Engineering
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    Aug 10
    Another successful summer for the Engineering Summer Academy at Penn (ESAP). High school students from around the world spent three weeks exploring AI, robotics, biotech, computer science and more while experiencing life as Penn Engineers. "How to work well in a team, iterate
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    Aug 6
    This summer's inaugural Glassman Penn Scholars Program has wrapped up. Over five weeks, 20 high school students selected from 300+ applicants completed college-level coursework, research and interdisciplinary capstone projects at Penn Engineering, preparing to be the next
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    Aug 4
    What started as a hobby project has grown into a company helping shape the future of battery technology. Founded by Penn Engineering students, @Vero_Electric is building the "brain" behind modern battery systems, helping batteries operate more safely and efficiently. "Our goal
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    Aug 3
    Congratulations to Penn Engineering's Dohyung Kim (@CBE_Penn) on receiving the 2025 @Catalysts_MDPI Young Investigator Award, recognizing outstanding early-career researchers in catalysis. "It is very encouraging to see our work recognized by the community, and I view it as a
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    Jul 31
    Interstellar travel may be one step closer. Researchers from @MEAM_Penn, @Penn_ESE, @Caltech and @UCLAengineering developed an ultra-thin light sail that could propel spacecraft using lasers. The breakthrough brings laser-driven space travel one step closer to reality. “Years
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