Held on April 1, 2025, AIRFoundry’s Frontiers in Science: Engineering RNA and AI event invited undergraduates from four-year and community college institutions to attend a half-day event to learn about emerging RNA technology, engineering nanoparticles for vaccines and other uses, and how Artificial Intelligence can help accelerate discovery.
This event was geared toward undergraduates in Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, and Engineering programs interested in learning about research related to RNA technology (vaccines, therapeutics, and more) and multidisciplinary research.

During this FREE event, students had the opportunity to:
This event ran in conjunction with RNA Day @ Penn, hosted by the Penn Institute for RNA Innovation.







The AIRFoundry has partnered with the Laboratory for Research on the Structure of Matter (LRSM) to host up to four interns.
AIRFoundry Fellows will work in AIRFoundry faculty labs at Penn, be fully integrated in the LRSM program, and have access to exclusive workshops to learn more about AI, RNA, and lipid nanoparticle (LNP) research. Interested applicants will be asked to answer an additional question before submitting their application. Completing this question allows their application to be considered for both programs (i.e. expressing interest in AIRFoundry does not affect eligibility for LRSM consideration). Deadline to apply: February 1, 2026.

The AIRFoundry will participate in Ciencia Sin Límites with the Women in Science Symposium in Puerto Rico on April 25, 2025. Middle and high school students from across Puerto Rico will attend to learn about microfluidics and mRNA/LNP formulations.

