Penn Engineering Ranked #7 for Women in STEM in Chemical Engineering

We are proud to announce that Penn Engineering has been ranked #7 in the nation for Women in STEM in Chemical Engineering by Washington Monthly. This prestigious ranking reflects our commitment to advancing diversity and inclusion in STEM fields, empowering women to lead and innovate in science and engineering.

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Professor Wilcox Makes the 2024 Grist 50 List!

We are proud to share that Professor Jen Wilcox has been recognized as one of Grist’s 50 climate leaders of 2024!

Known for her pioneering work in carbon capture and storage (CCS), Professor Wilcox has not only authored the first textbook on the subject, but also led a major shift in the U.S. Department of Energy’s focus toward reducing fossil fuel pollution. During her tenure, the DOE invested over $1 billion in cutting-edge CCS and clean energy technologies.

Now back on campus, Professor Wilcox is developing courses aimed at tackling the barriers to clean energy deployment and sharing her extensive knowledge with the next generation of climate innovators.

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Welcoming Professor Wilcox Back to Penn Engineering and Climate Leadership

We’re thrilled to welcome back Dr. Jen Wilcox to Penn Engineering! After playing a pivotal role in advancing U.S. climate initiatives in Washington, D.C., Dr. Wilcox returns to continue her groundbreaking work on clean energy and carbon management. Her expertise and leadership will be invaluable as we push forward toward net-zero emissions and a sustainable future.

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Professor Lee to Lead Penn's Groundbreaking NSF AIRFoundry

We’re thrilled to announce that Daeyeon Lee, Russell Pearce and Elizabeth Crimian Heuer Professor in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at Penn, is leading the newly established NSF AIRFoundry. This innovative AI-driven facility will serve as a hub for RNA technology, empowering scientists to tackle global challenges in health care, environmental sustainability, and beyond. By integrating AI and advanced manufacturing, NSF AIRFoundry will revolutionize RNA research, making it accessible to a broad scientific community and driving the future of innovation.

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Revolutionizing Sustainability with Soft Materials

Explore the latest advancements in sustainability research led by Professor Osuji! Focusing on the innovative use of soft materials, Professor Osuji’s work is driving significant progress in membrane technology, aiming to reduce energy consumption in chemical processes. This breakthrough research underscores the vital role of interdisciplinary collaboration in addressing global environmental challenges. Discover how these developments are set to revolutionize green technology and contribute to a more sustainable future.

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