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Penn Engineering Students Win the 12th Annual F1Tenth Autonomous Grand Prix

A group of Penn Engineering students won first place at the 12th Annual F1Tenth Autonomous Grand Prix— an autonomous racing event that challenges teams from around the world to operate one-tenth-scale cars at their limits. Penn Engineering beat out 12 other schools to assume the title.

A Focus on Algorithmic Justice

At Penn Engineering, Princess Sampson is exploring the intersection of computer science and creativity in pursuit of more equitable outcomes.

Collaborating Across Disciplines

In her research on liquid crystal fluid, Jed-Joan Edziah is discovering the power of diverse perspectives.

Simulating Complex Systems

Through research on polymers and liquid crystals, Gabriel Vega Bellido is using simulations to validate experimental models.

Tackling Neurodegenerative Disease

Cosette Tomita is working across disciplines to find cellular therapies for intransigent health conditions.

From Mechanics to Robotics

Aditya Jayant Ganapathiraju has been passionate about cars for as long as he can remember. Growing up in India, he could identify every car on the road by the time he was six years old.

Robot Repair

Abriana Stewart-Height’s research applies lessons from the animal world to the problem of broken robots in dangerous scenarios.

Tackling Algorithmic Biases

At Penn Engineering, Ira Globus-Harris is combining a passion for research with a desire to make the world a better place.