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Dr. Kathryn Jablokow seated in Penn State Great Valley's Innovation Suite

Determining optimal design team performance

A recent grant from the National Science Foundation allows Kathryn Jablokow, professor of engineering design and mechanical engineering, to shift her research focus to the corporate world.

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"Meet the U.S. National Science Foundation’s Engineering Design and Systems Engineering Program Director," September 2020
"Jablokow bound for the Beltway as National Science Foundation program director," February 2020
"Analyzing design team interaction," March 2019
"Jablokow recognized as 'World-Class Engineer' for innovativeness, collaboration," January 2019
"Teaching and Learning with Technology introduces new Faculty Fellows," October 2018
"Great Valley study on the effectiveness of entrepreneurial teams earns honors," October 2018
"Engineering faculty, staff, alumni to be honored for exceptional contributions," September 2018
"Jablokow awarded NSF grant to study optimal design team performance," May 2017
"'Creativity, Innovation and Change' professor: MOOCs are a 'big experiment'," November 2013
"Penn State MOOC explores the science of creativity," September 2013

Students in front of poster at research symposium — Do iT Lab student researchers present their work at the College of Engineering Research Symposium at University Park

Credit: Kathryn Jablokow

Students in front of poster at research symposium — Do iT Lab student researchers present their work at the College of Engineering Research Symposium at University Park

Credit: Kathryn Jablokow

6 of the members of the Do iT Lab team — The Do iT Lab team presents their research at the 2020 Student Poster Competition. The team includes (left to right): John Mitchell, Tayo Adekanye, Arthi Vasudevan, Dr. Jablokow, Samriddhi Panda, and Jordan Tanko.

Credit: Kathryn Jablokow