A map of the United States illustrating the depth of groundwater across the country. — Image by Yueling Ma et al./Princeton University

Detailed map reveals groundwater levels across the U.S.

Portraits of Kyle Jamieson and Prateek Mittal — Kyle Jamieson, left. Photo by David Kelly Crow. Prateek Mittal, right. Photo by Olga Koleeny.

Jamieson, Mittal named IEEE Fellows

Three grasshoppers with spread wings pinned to a white sheet. — The grasshopper’s gliding abilities have inspired a new approach to robotic flight. Photos by Sameer A. Khan/Fotobuddy

Never mind how grasshoppers hop. These engineers watch them fly.

A magnifying glass focused on a string of blue text within a field of white text — A new tool developed at Princeton will help researchers better predict which metal organic frameworks can be made in a lab. Illustration by Wright Seneres

New tool narrows the search for ideal material structures

Aerial view of Princeton's campus. — Photo by Ryan Halbe, Office of Communications

Four projects selected for 2025 Schmidt Transformative Technology Fund awards

Man in a lab coat leaning over a bench and adjusting optical equipment.

Optics research uses dim light to produce bright LEDs

Card with words: Graduate Student Award for Excellence.

Award for Excellence honors graduate student achievement

Serving our Nation and the World

How our research empowers your life

Portrait of Yassine Gaye.

Undergraduate

Yassine Gaye on learning, service, and thriving as a transfer student

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Portrait of Y.A. Liu.

Alumni

Y.A. Liu *74: Five decades of excellence in sustainable design education

Read on Virginia Tech News

Portrait of Margarita Belova

Graduate Student

Margarita Belova: Enabling more robust reasoning in language models

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Portrait of Christina Kim

Faculty

Christina Kim ’11: Mapping the brain for better therapies

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Engineering tours

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

January 21

10:30 am

Introduction to the Wolfram Language (formerly Mathematica)

January 21

1:00 pm

Wolfram Language for Machine Learning and A.I.

January 21

2:30 pm

Wolfram Language for Geography and Environmental Science

January 30

3:00 pm

Persistent Computing Machines and Other Emerging Approaches to Research

February 20

4:00 pm

Princeton Research Day – Undergraduate Edition

March 03

12:15 pm

Recommendations in the NYC High School Match (and other high-stakes settings)