Tag: university_of_pennsylvania
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Penn Study Links Black Identity to Code-Switching Behaviors
Penn Annenberg researchers found that Black Americans' perception of their Black identity, but not their American identity, is linked to how much they code-switch, adjusting language and mannerisms for different settings.
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Psychologist Martin Seligman Unveils New Book on Human Agency and Progress
University of Pennsylvania psychologist Martin Seligman's new book, "Agency: The Psychological History of Human Progress," explores how the belief in influencing one's future drives societal advancement and offers guidance for personal growth.
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Penn Medicine Study Links GLP-1 Medications to Muted Hair Loss Risk
Penn Medicine researchers have found that GLP-1 medications, widely used for various health conditions, are associated with an increased, yet muted, risk of hair loss, prompting systematic examination of this side effect.
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Penn Student-Athletes Emphasize Community as Fall Season Begins
University of Pennsylvania student-athletes from football, field hockey, women's soccer, and men's cross country teams are showcasing strong community and camaraderie during their fall training for the 2026-27 athletic season.
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Penn Researchers Advance Psychedelic Knowledge Amid Growing U.S. Support
University of Pennsylvania researchers are exploring psychedelics through clinical studies, ethical analysis, and interdisciplinary courses. This effort advances knowledge in a field gaining wider U.S. support, fostering profound collaborations between sciences and humanities.
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Penn Welcomes Class of 2030 as Researchers Announce Diverse Breakthroughs and Initiatives
The University of Pennsylvania welcomed its Class of 2030, marking the start of a new academic year. Penn researchers also announced advancements in medical treatments, space exploration, sustainable engineering, and community engagement programs.
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Measles Outbreak Prompts Vaccination Reminder from Penn Expert
As a measles outbreak spreads, University of Pennsylvania expert Judy O’Donnell advises the public on the highly contagious disease, urging individuals to consult their physician if unsure about their vaccination or immunity status.
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Penn Researchers Uncover Insights in Campus Design, Sleep Science, and AI
University of Pennsylvania showcases new book on campus landscape, Penn Medicine's findings on school start times, and research on AI's role in public health, alongside studies in religious history and ride-hailing impacts.
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Penn Welcomes Class of 2030 and Transfer Students at 287th Convocation
The University of Pennsylvania officially welcomed its Class of 2030 and transfer students at the 287th academic year Convocation, with President J. Larry Jameson likening their journey to an "Odyssey".
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University of Pennsylvania Welcomes Class of 2030 Amidst Diverse Campus Developments
Penn's Class of 2030 begins orientation with campus events. The university also highlights advancements in nursing education, civic internships, human-animal bond research, and a new melanoma vaccine.
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University of Pennsylvania Welcomes Class of 2030 Amidst Campus Buzz and Research Innovations
Penn welcomed over 5,000 new students, including 2,247 first-years, with a week of orientation activities. The university also highlighted breakthroughs in AI-powered memory restoration and unique whale call research.
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Former Mayor Michael Nutter Launches Penn Initiative for Civic Leaders
Former Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter has launched the Public Service and Policy Initiative at the University of Pennsylvania, bringing past mayors like Kasim Reed and G.T. Bynum to share their expertise and foster future civic leadership.
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Penn Welcomes New Students, Showcases Research Innovations
University of Pennsylvania welcomed its first-year students while highlighting significant research. Discoveries include brain tumor organoids, a digital twin for safer roads, and an AI tool for autism evaluations, demonstrating Penn's commitment to innovation and community impact.
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Penn Welcomes New Students Amidst Breakthroughs in Science, Technology, and Urban Planning
Penn welcomed first-year students as faculty unveiled research on whale calls and special relativity, AI for urban heat, and real-world engineering impact, alongside discussions on addiction treatment and upcoming orientation events.
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University of Pennsylvania Welcomes Class of 2030 Amidst Campus Revitalization and Research Highlights
Over 5,000 students, including the Class of 2030, arrive at Penn for Move-In 2026. The university also highlights Quad history and new research in AI auditing and hidden environments.
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Penn Spotlights Student Community, Faculty Achievements, and Upcoming Orientation
As the new academic year nears, Penn emphasizes student community through diverse activities and its College House system, alongside celebrating faculty achievements and preparing for New Student Orientation.
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University of Pennsylvania Gears Up for Fall Semester with Campus Enhancements, Presidential Search, and Research Innovations
Penn prepares for new student move-in and orientation, unveils a fully renovated historic Quad, and begins a presidential search, while researchers announce breakthroughs in male infertility and fetal monitoring.
HealthScience & TechnologyBusinessSportEducationMedical ScienceArtificial IntelligenceEnvironmentSocial IssuesEconomy University of PennsylvaniaStudent Move-InCollege HousesPresidential SearchQuadrangle RenovationMale InfertilityFetal Monitoring
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Penn Engineering Advances Swarm AI for Real-World Safety
Researchers at Penn Engineering's xLAB are developing advanced swarm AI systems. These systems aim to enable real-world coordination, competition, and cooperation among AI agents, focusing on safety and scalability in dynamic environments.
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University of Pennsylvania Completes Historic Quadrangle Renovation
The University of Pennsylvania has finished a multi-phase renovation of its historic Quadrangle, reopening all three college houses this fall with updated student rooms and enhanced common areas to foster community.
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Penn Completes Multi-Phase Renovation of Historic Quadrangle
The University of Pennsylvania's multi-phase renovation of the historic Quadrangle's college houses is complete, opening all three this fall. The project aims to preserve the facility and enhance student community and belonging through updated common areas and technology.
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University of Pennsylvania Initiates Presidential Search Following Jameson's Transition
The University of Pennsylvania's Board of Trustees has formed a Consultative Committee to find the next president after J. Larry Jameson's leadership transition, while also preparing for new student move-in and orientation activities.
EducationScience & TechnologyHealthWorldMedical ScienceEnvironmentSocial IssuesEconomy University of PennsylvaniaPresidential SearchJ. Larry JamesonRamanan RaghavendranBoard of TrusteesStudent Move-inNew Student Orientation
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Penn Researchers Trace Ancient Egyptian Blue to Uncover Human History
University of Pennsylvania researchers are tracing the spread of Egyptian blue, the world's first synthetic pigment, across the ancient Near East. This study aims to uncover insights into ancient human movement and cultural exchange.
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Prehistoric Mating Preferences Shaped Human Genome, Not Incompatibility
New research from the University of Pennsylvania suggests that prehistoric mating preferences, not genetic incompatibility, determined which Neanderthal DNA persisted in modern humans, challenging traditional views of human evolution.
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Mobile Lab Uncovers Multi-Drug Resistant Bacteria in Galápagos Waters
Penn researchers deployed a mobile lab in the Galápagos, uncovering multi-drug resistant bacteria in wastewater hot spots. The bacteria are reorganizing resistance genes, posing a risk for new, uniquely resistant strains.
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FDA Approves New Sunscreen Ingredient Bemotrizinol After Two Decades
The FDA has approved bemotrizinol, the first new sunscreen active ingredient in over 20 years. Penn dermatologists discuss this advancement and essential sun protection tips for enjoying summer safely.
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Penn Planners Train Next Generation of Climate Resilience Leaders
University of Pennsylvania urban planners Scott Page and Jamie Granger are training students in climate resilience. For a decade, their program has provided real-world experience, developing solutions for flooding, runoff, and extreme heat in communities like Rhode Island and the…
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Penn Joins $21.5 Million National AI Institute for Healthcare Innovation
The University of Pennsylvania is a key partner in a new $21.5 million National Science Foundation AI Institute, focusing on developing trustworthy AI systems to improve healthcare outcomes, education, and workforce training.
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Penn Joins National Science Foundation in Launching $21.5M AI Healthcare Institute
The University of Pennsylvania has partnered with other institutions to launch a $21.5 million National Science Foundation-funded AI institute. It will focus on developing trustworthy AI for healthcare, improving outcomes, and advancing education and workforce training.
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Penn Research Explores Dentists' Potential Role in Vaccine Delivery
Penn researchers validated a survey on attitudes toward dental providers administering HPV and COVID-19 vaccines, suggesting an expanded role could boost vaccine access and uptake and improve public health.
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Penn Researchers Pioneer Community-Engaged Research Model Along Schuylkill River
University of Pennsylvania researchers have developed a new model for community-engaged research along the Schuylkill River. Through art, oral histories, and resident partnerships, the Schuylkill River & Urban Waters Research Corps listens to and responds to community needs.
HealthScience & TechnologyPolitics and GovernmentArts & HumanitiesMedical ScienceEnvironmentClimate ChangeArtificial IntelligenceEducationGeneral Politics Schuylkill RiverCommunity ResearchUniversity of PennsylvaniaUrban WatersArt InstallationsOral HistoriesPhiladelphia