Curious about AI in health? Want to find out more about the new Princeton Precision Health initiative? Check out my talk TODAY at 3pm in Icahn 101 (genomics building). Princeton University Princeton Engineering Princeton UniversityCS #PrincetonReunions

Congratulations to Andrea Goldsmith, Craig Arnold, and Rodney Priestley on being named to the NJ Innovate100 list. The initiative is designed to highlight and elevate the state’s finest innovation leaders: ⬇️ njbmagazine.com/njb-news-now/n…

How much weight can an aircraft wing hold? Students in Aimy Wissa class at @princeton performed the year's final project by building balsa-wood scale-model airplane wings. They made weight projections, and then put them to the test. This group guessed the wing would hold 2,400 g

For her thesis, Princeton University senior Amélie Lemay crafted computer simulations that could one day help lead the way to removing #PFAS pollution. Mimicking the messy reality of contaminated water, her models could show how remediation methods will work ⬇️ engineering.princeton.edu/news/2024/05/2…

Congratulations to Brian Kernighan on being recognized by Princeton Engineering for his outstanding service contributions.🎉

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Using millions of hours of computational time to run detailed simulations, Princeton Engineering researchers found a way to describe static charge atom-by-atom with the mathematics of heat and work. bit.ly/3wfN6qK

Congratulations again to our dean, Andrea Goldsmith, for your induction into the Inventors Hall of Fame last week! Inventors HOF

Congratulations to Emily Carter, who was elected a foreign member of the The Royal Society, a highly selective recognition of her contributions to science. Emily, who is our former dean, is now faculty at the Andlinger Center and MAE & sr. strategic adviser at PPPL. Princeton University

Congratulations, Glaucio H. Paulino!

For his @princeton senior thesis, Nathan Gage ’24, mechanical and aerospace engineering, dropped 2 hole-filled plastic soccer balls off the 13th floor of Fine Hall. The second ball was roughly the same size but with smaller holes. Which one hit the ground first? ⚽️⚽️

In the new edition of EQuad News, we show some of the many ways Princeton engineers are building the fundamental tools of #AI and applying them to pressing societal challenges, like producing clean energy, better medicines, new materials, & safer robots 👇engineering.princeton.edu/news/equad-mag…

“I really do believe this is the most exciting time for wireless technologies as we push forward the next generation.' - Andrea Goldsmith, dean of Princeton University's School of Engineering and Applied Science, at the NextG Symposium. #WirelessCommunication engineering.princeton.edu/news/2024/05/0…

Engineers at Princeton University and NC State University, including Glaucio H. Paulino Tuo Zhao, have combined the ancient paper folding of #origami and modern materials science to create a #SoftRobot that bends and twists through mazes with ease. Read more at this link: engineering.princeton.edu/news/2024/05/0…

It's Princeton Research Day! Hope to see you at Frist Campus Center starting at noon. Click on the picture below for more information. researchday.princeton.edu/attend

Join us at Princeton Research Day, our annual celebration of early-career research and creative endeavors. Each presenter creates a three-minute video and will be on hand during the in-person event on Thursday, May 9, at Frist Campus Center. 👇researchday.princeton.edu/attend

Here are a few scenes from yesterday's dedication ceremony for Omenn-Darling Bioengineering Institute, which will serve as the home for new interdisciplinary bioengineering postdoctoral, graduate and undergraduate programs at Princeton University.

Dean Andrea Goldsmith inaugurates the Omenn-Darling Bioengineering Institute. “You are all entrepreneurs. You have started something new… That gives you the opportunity to forge something special.”

We're thrilled to express our gratitude to everyone who joined us at the 2024 Leland Lecture! Pablo Debenedetti (Princeton Engineering) delivered a fantastic presentation, and we sincerely hope you had a wonderful evening.

Congratulations to our students! Each of the 16 successfully presented research - ranging from microfluidics to lithium recovery to decarbonization strategies - during yesterday’s Andlinger Center certificate students’ symposium.

Hanging with the Boston Dynamics robot dog! #IEEEVICSummit