Princeton Engineers
Celebrating our community. Read more about our engineers.
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Graduate AlumniCorey Toler-Franklin *11: Using computer vision to advance medicine and reconstruct lost history
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FacultyDaniel Cohen: Herding cells like sheepdogs herd sheep
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Graduate StudentChristina Kim: Mapping the human microbiome, and reviving the campus #OutinSTEM community
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News
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The science of static shock jolted into the 21st century
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Engineering students recognize exceptional teachers and mentors
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Episode 4: Bethany Beardslee Winham and Chris Winham
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Microscopes reveal a frozen moment in cellular time. This new method records cells as they work.
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Can language models read the genome? This one decoded mRNA to make better vaccines.
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Episode 3: Haydn Seek
An impact far greater than you imagined
The Keller Center for Innovation in Engineering Education provides students across Princeton powerful tools – through courses, accelerators, internships, and projects – to have positive impacts far beyond their specific disciplines.
Creating. Inspiring. Transforming
The importance of engineering and technology to address the most challenging problems facing humanity has never been more apparent. Read Dean Andrea Goldsmith’s strategic vision for increasing the impact of Princeton Engineering to solve the most challenging problems facing humanity.
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April 17
4:00 pm
Influence of Visible Photons on Catalytic Reactions at Metal Nanoparticle Surfaces
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April 17
4:30 pm
Regular Sparse NOMA: Ultimate Performance in Closed Form
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April 17
4:30 pm
Diversification Quotients: Quantifying Diversification via Risk Measures
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April 18
8:30 am
Blockchain Meets Networking: Promises, Enhancements, and Threat
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April 18
4:00 pm
Princeton Tiger Entrepreneurs Conference 2024
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April 24
12:30 pm
History and Legacy of Black Entrepreneurship Spring Roundtable
Engineering Tours
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