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We believe that our research in GRASP is better with a diverse team in a collaborative environment. We embrace and encourage our lab members’ differences in age, disability, ethnicity, family or marital status, gender identity or expression, language, national origin, political affiliation, race, religion, sexual orientation, socio-economic status, veteran status, and other characteristics that make our lab members who they are. In recognition of the importance of collaboration, we do not abide intolerance, disrespectful or hurtful behavior.
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Publisher Journal of Differential Equations
Year 2021
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Year 2021
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Year 2021
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We are seeking artists to apply for the Robotics Art Residency, 4 weeks at GRASP at PERCH!
Last call! Apply by: Saturday 5/15/21
https://artresidency.seas.upenn.edu
organized by
@WeitzmanSchool,
@GRASPLab
sponsored by
@SachsArtsPhilly
#RoboticsArtRes #CallForArtists
Congratulations to Maya Lassiter, a 3rd-year ESE PhD student in Marc Miskin’s Nanorobotics lab, who was selected as a member of the inaugural class of the Penn Presidential PhD Fellowship! More on Maya here:
Current Work
An online portfolio of Maya Lassiter
www.lassiter.work
Congratulations to Jianbo Shi, who received @ToyotaResearch funding for robotics projects!
“The pure challenge of the problem, scientifically, and the excitement of the things that you can do with a system like that: this kind of problem used to always amaze me”
@PennEngineers
https://blog.cis.upenn.edu/the-pure-challenge-of-perception-georgios-pavlakos-receives-rubinoff-award-for-his-work-in-3d-reconstruction/
Join us for the last #GRASPOnRobotics talk of the semester, today at 11:00am EST with @davsca1 from @UZH_en! https://www.grasp.upenn.edu/livestream/
