September 15, 2026
The Department of Bioengineering at the University of Pennsylvania along with Drs. Erin Conrad and Brian Litt are pleased to announce the Doctoral Dissertation Defense of Carlos A. Aguila. Title: […]
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MEAM Seminar: MEAM Faculty Showcase
September 15, 2026
Please join us on Tuesday, September 15 for the first of MEAM’s two-part 2026 Faculty Showcase. Hosted by MEAM Department Chair, Dr. Kevin Turner, the Faculty Showcase highlights the breadth […]
Read MoreESE Ph.D. Seminar: “Failure-Aware Iterative Learning of State-Control Invariant Sets”
September 15, 2026
In this talk, we address the problem of computing maximal state-control invariant sets using failing trajectories. We introduce the concept of state-control invariance, which extends control invariance from the state […]
Read MorePenn AI Seminar featuring Mathias Unberath (Johns Hopkins University)
September 15, 2026
Digital Twins and Shadows for Ambient and Embodied Surgical AI Digital twins and shadows are computational representations of the real world and complex processes therein. In this talk, I will […]
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MEAM Seminar: “Can Materials From the 1930’s Really Revolutionize Battery Manufacturing?”
Fluorinated polymers offer a plethora of unique and sometimes perplexing properties. One of the most interesting is the ability for specific types of polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) to undergo room-temperature, sheer-induced, structural […]
ESE Fall Seminar – “Non-Parametric Analysis of Dynamical Systems: From Recurrent Sets to Generalized Lyapunov and Barrier Conditions”
This talk presents novel non-parametric methods for analyzing dynamical systems using solely trajectory data. Our critical insight is to replace the notion of invariance, a core concept in Lyapunov Theory, […]
CIS Seminar: ” Just Infrastructures”
Sociotechnical systems enable large-scale connection and the dissemination of timely, engaging information. However, these systems are shaped by complex, often invisible governance structures—comprising rules, roles, and relationships—that significantly influence how […]
CIS Seminar: “Just Infrastructures”
Sociotechnical systems enable large-scale connection and the dissemination of timely, engaging information. However, these systems are shaped by complex, often invisible governance structures—comprising rules, roles, and relationships—that significantly influence how […]