Stories of Impact
A series of daily recordings created in the early days of the pandemic by a Drexel historian will endure as a real-time oral history of the disaster.
Outrage over police killings of Black citizens in the summer of 2020 spurred researchers and the University to respond with a novel fund for “rapid response” scholarship.
The Immersive Research Lab opened in 2019 with an ensemble of virtual and augmented technology found at few universities. When the pandemic arrived, it became indispensable.
Is virtual reality the next big thing in art therapy?
An online platform could help support and educate those taking care of people living with dementia.
A medical device startup housed within Drexel’s School of Biomedical Engineering has spent years perfecting a brain injury scanner that is saving lives around the world as it travels a long but rewarding road toward commercial success.
The Drexel Food Lab partnered with a popular restaurant on a “whole food” menu experiment that was part industry partnership, part sustain-ability experiment, part virtual co-op and 100 percent delicious.
A new process developed at Drexel can convert tons of coal-fired power plant waste into a customizable and durable construction material.
More public and private resources than ever are being directed to protecting and preserving aquatic ecosystems and watersheds — but are they truly having an impact?