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Mechanical Engineering & Applied Mechanics @ Penn

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The official Bluesky account for the Department of Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics at Penn Engineering.

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Penn Engineering @pennengineering.bsky.social · 13/02/2025

Learn what it's like to be a Widjaja Entrepreneurship Fellow and experience hands-on learning at the intersection of engineering and business. blog.seas.upenn.edu/building-tom...

The second cohort of Widjaja Entrepreneurship Fellows, with teaching assistant Eli Katz (MEAM’25), second row at left.

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Mechanical Engineering & Applied Mechanics @ Penn @meam-penn.bsky.social · 13/02/2025

This week's seminar invited Sylvie Lorente from Villanova University to discuss how flow system patterns inform efficient designs for heat, mass, & fluid flows, taking inspiration from the liver's blood vessel structure and hydrotropism in plant roots. 🌱

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Mechanical Engineering & Applied Mechanics @ Penn @meam-penn.bsky.social · 03/02/2025

The MEAM Seminar Series also gives our faculty the opportunity to speak on their research. This week, hear from Paris Perdikaris, Associate Professor in MEAM, and his talk: "Digital Twins for the Earth System." Tues, 2/4 10:15 AM Wu & Chen Auditorium

Promotional image featuring Paris Perdikaris from the University of Pennsylvania with a caption about a lecture titled "Digital Twins for the Earth System" dated February 4, with a digitalized blue background.

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Penn Engineering @pennengineering.bsky.social · 31/01/2025

Congratulations to John Bassani, Professor Emeritus of Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics (MEAM), on receiving the 2025 Society of Engineering Science William Prager Medal. blog.seas.upenn.edu/john-bassani...

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Mechanical Engineering & Applied Mechanics @ Penn @meam-penn.bsky.social · 30/01/2025

How can robots adapt their physical form and control systems to handle tasks and environments? Rebecca Kramer-Bottiglio approached this question and explored how robotic skins, fabrics, and morphing limbs can demonstrate flexibility in robotic design in this week's seminar.

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Mechanical Engineering & Applied Mechanics @ Penn @meam-penn.bsky.social · 27/01/2025

This week we're inviting Rebecca Kramer-Bottiglio of Yale University to speak on "Robots that Evolve on Demand," exploring shape-shifting soft robot platforms for multi-task performance and multi-environment locomotion. 10:15 AM Tues, January 28 Wu & Chen Auditorium

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