Engineers at Princeton have quantified the cooling benefits of a simple solution for beating urban heat: reflecting solar radiation back from whence it came. bit.ly/3Ux7Sdz ☀️

We’re reveling in the research presentations by our students during Princeton Research Day. Today’s students are doing work that will lead to better tomorrows.

Researchers at Princeton have developed an all-natural, infant-safe powder that can be added to breast milk before storage to retain its structure when frozen, preventing it from going sour and losing vital nutrients. bit.ly/4bzy8Lv

Researchers have, for the very first time, applied tools often used in geology to detect cancer at an atomic level, potentially improving survival outcomes for thousands of patients. bit.ly/4bt508z

Setting the stage for a new era of immersive displays, researchers are one step closer to mixing the real and virtual worlds in an ordinary pair of glasses using high-def 3D holographic images, according to a study led by Princeton researchers. bit.ly/3y5B1oE

New research from #PrincetonU finds that zebras bob their heads up and down to get attention and coordinate social interactions with their herd: bit.ly/3UAjgFK 🦓

An interdisciplinary team of 19 researchers led by #PrincetonU has created 32 best practices for the responsible use of machine learning in science. bit.ly/44xrkLP

Inspired by origami, engineers at #PrincetonU have combined ancient paper folding and modern materials science to create a soft robot that bends and twists through mazes with ease. bit.ly/44ydLf8

Akin to a pinhole camera, a new tool developed at the Princeton Plasma Physics Lab helps researchers understand fueling by measuring plasma light.

This is the first tool that can specifically measure Lyman-alpha frequency. bit.ly/3UQvtr4

A message from President Eisgruber to the campus community on April 29: bit.ly/3JDxMaL

Princeton scientists are peering into the smallest corners of matter using an exceptional collection of sophisticated microscopes, establishing the University as a world leader in microscopy and leading to countless discoveries. bit.ly/3UAKUne

At #PrincetonU , interdisciplinary collaborations of researchers are using artificial intelligence to accelerate discovery across the University in fields ranging from computer science to classics. bit.ly/3y4Ll04

Digital tools are transforming the work of #PrincetonU archaeologists in the field and in the classroom. bit.ly/49V1iDn

'On encampments, free speech, and ‘time, place, and manner’ rules on university campuses.'

An op-ed by President Eisgruber via The Daily Princetonian.
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Howard Francis Taylor, foremost early sociological critic of IQ tests, died at 83 last spring and will be remembered in a memorial service on Friday. bit.ly/44e4dpJ

#PrincetonU graduates Yuno Iwasaki '23 and Ananya Agustin Malhotra '20 have been named 2024 PD Soros Fellowships Fellows. 👏 bit.ly/4aIZbDS

“Our team is really special. Coach instills in us this idea of team, teammates, and then self. And it's really bigger than the individual”

Hear reflections from our recent PVC Spring Luncheon from senior leaders of Princeton Track/XC, Princeton Open Women, Princeton Men's Lacrosse & Princeton Water Polo

Researchers at Princeton Chemistry are expanding our understanding of the composition of the universe by identifying 'buckyball-like' molecules that are formed in space which 'drive the chemistry of planets and stars and galaxy formation.' bit.ly/4dde96H

FIVE-PEAT! 🏆

After outlasting Harvard 4-3, the Tigers are Ivy League Champions for the fifth-straight season!