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Protected: GRASP Lab 2025 Summer Internship Round-Up
September 15th, 2025
Rob Ghrist: The soul of an artist, the mind of a mathematician
The art is both real and not real—a digital representation of an abstract concept—minted on the blockchain and hosted in an online, video-game-like platform by Robert Ghrist, the Andrea Mitchell University Professor of Mathematics and Electrical & Systems Engineering.
Microrobots Navigate Diverse Oral Environments to Deliver Therapies
The team’s 2024 paper, published in Advanced Healthcare Materials, describes their new platform that integrates nanozyme-shelled microrobots, made using microfluidics templates that combine individual iron oxide and silica nanoparticles into 100-µm microcapsules roughly…
2025 John A. Goff Prize Recipients
The annual John A. Goff Prize recognizes outstanding graduate students in Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics (MEAM), chosen by faculty based on their scholarship, resourcefulness, and leadership. This year, MEAM proudly celebrates two recipients…
GRASP Lab Virtual Facility Tour
A virtual tour through our 21,000 square feet of research facilities.
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We would like to extend a BIG Thank you to @BerkshireGrey for sharing their robots with us! We are excited to start new projects and utilize our new bots in our Robotics Master's Program courses and GRASP research!
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We hope the BLI and PSSI outreach groups had a wonderful time touring the GRASP Lab!!
A BIG Thank you to the GRASP researchers for showcasing their research to the aspiring students!
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GRASP Lab researchers shared some recent work at the International Foundation of Robotics Research's 19th International Symposium!
Check out our program below!
https://www.grasp.upenn.edu/news/the-grasp-lab-goes-to-iser-2025/
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