Man stands in front of an electric vehicle at a charging station with cooling towers in the distance — Researchers from Princeton engineering, shown during a stop in Pennsylvania, measured emissions from plants across the country. Photo by Nathan Li

Wastewater plants produce twice as much greenhouse gas as estimated

TIna Kim portrait

Christina Kim, an expert in the brain and behavior, named Freeman Hrabowski Scholar by Howard Hughes Medical Institute

Portrait of Catherine Peters.

Catherine Peters named American Geophysical Union Fellow

Charles Schroeder, whose research has broadened the study of single molecules, joins Princeton faculty

Cube of cubes depicting lots of images of airplanes all fitting into a single abstract structure. — Intellectual connections sparked at Princeton inspired the creation of ImageNet, a comprehensive computer vision database that would lead to a paradigm shift in machine learning. Illustration by Bumper DeJesus

In the hallways of Princeton, a fascination with the human mind unlocked the power of deep learning

Outdoor portrait of Clifford Brangwynne.

Clifford Brangwynne wins Keio Medical Science Prize for discoveries merging materials science with biology

a grid of green arches covered by magenta cells — An array of plastic structures (green) provide a framework for cellular research. Cell boundaries are shown in magenta. Image courtesy of the researchers

Cells' embrace advances medical implants

Serving our Nation and the World

How our research empowers your life

Portrait of Gabe Mantegna.

Graduate Student

Gabe Mantegna: Grid planning under deep uncertainty

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Portrait of Celina Mikolajczak.

Alumni

Celina Mikolajczak *99 on surprising career paths and the ‘vast’ battery industry

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Portrait of Pravesh Kothari.

Faculty

Pravesh Kothari: ‘Struck by the beauty of algorithm design’

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Portrait of Lydia Contreras

Alumni

Lydia Contreras ’03 on becoming ‘inquisitive and interested in forever learning’

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Engineering tours

Join us for an in-person, student-led tour of the engineering school.

October 27

12:15 pm

Some Recent Developments in Expected Shortfall Regression

October 30

8:30 am

Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment 2025 Annual Meeting

November 03

12:15 pm

A S. S. Wilks Memorial Seminar in Statistics Talk by Yves Atchadé, Boston University

November 04

12:15 pm

Scientific Barriers to Evidence-Based Tech Policy

November 10

12:10 pm

Human-centered AI: Augment, Amplify, Empower, and Enhance Human Performance

November 10

12:15 pm

Regularized Fine-Tuning for Multi-Task Representation Learning: Adaptivity, Minimaxity, and Robustness