October 9, 2026
Penn students are invited to pitch their boldest sustainability ideas in a live, “Shark Tank”-style competition for a chance to raise visibility of your project and receive mentorship towards a […]
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The Future of AI Policy: A Fireside Chat with U.S. Congressman Josh Gottheimer
October 12, 2026
Penn AI, the Office of the Government and Community Affairs, and Perry World House invite you to a fireside chat hosted by Dave Meaney. Join us for a fireside chat […]
Read MoreMEAM Seminar: “Fractured Flows: Suspensions Pushed Too Far”
October 13, 2026
Particle suspensions can fracture into intricate patterns as they are pushed out of equilibrium. We probe the fracture and relaxation characteristics of dense aqueous cornstarch suspensions that exhibit discontinuous shear-thickening […]
Read MoreESE Ph.D. Seminars: “Is Your Robot Policy Better Than Mine? Rigorous Methods to Evaluate (and Intervene on) Policy Synthesis” & “Where Should the Graph Go in a Graph Signal Diffusion Model?”
October 13, 2026
Is Your Robot Policy Better Than Mine? Rigorous Methods to Evaluate (and Intervene on) Policy Synthesis Open-world robots require complex, analytically opaque learned architectures to process high-dimensional exteroceptive perception into […]
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Energy-Efficient AI: The Franklin Institute Awards Laureate Symposium Honoring William James Dally
The Franklin Institute Awards Laureate Symposium is dedicated to honoring William James Dally, recipient of the 2025 Benjamin Franklin Medal in Computer and Cognitive Science The event will feature Margaret […]
MEAM Master’s Thesis Defense: “A Computational Model of Caenorhabditis elegans Locomotion”
Since discovered in 1897, the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans has surfaced as an excellent model organism for medical and genetic research. The worm propels itself through viscous-dominated creeping flows via undulatory […]