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Scientists at Penn Medicine have discovered a method of using prenatal gene editing to prevent a deathly metabolic disorder in animals. Penn Medicine News reported that this could potentially lead to a neonatal treatment for human congenital diseases down the road, opening new doors for the medical and scientific communities.
Just two days after midterm elections, a panel of Penn history department members were able to share their opinions on the Trump presidency so far and how to move forward.
While many robots can carry out user orders directly, few robots have the technology to transform autonomously to complete tasks. Engineering researchers at Penn's ModLab, located in the Pennovation Center, are working on breakthrough technologies for robots to respond to environmental changes.
The state of American democracy was the central question of a focus group last week that invited Penn undergraduate students to share their perspectives as an indication of how the younger generation views the current political climate and which demographics have the most faith in the current system.
Yura Min, South Korea's two-time national champion ice dancer, chatted and skated with students at an event Saturday hosted by the Korean Student Association and the Penn Figure Skating Club.