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A construction worker levels a concrete pavement. (stock.adobe.com)

Recycled cements drive down emissions without slacking on strength

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Photo by Beth Jarvie

Expanding its role as a campus-wide hub, the Keller Center grows its leadership team

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A house, being relocated to higher ground, is transported by barge through Little Egg Inlet along New Jersey’s southeastern coast. Photos by Matthew Drews, Rutgers University

AI technique boosts climate change defenses

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Illustration by Bumper DeJesus.

EPA regulations cut power sector emissions but miss opportunities for deeper reductions

Two simulated robots move a green block to a blue box
By eliminating feedback, researchers at Princeton have found a reinforcement learning approach that encourages AI agents to explore. Using this strategy, the robots found various ways to complete the assigned tasks. Video courtesy of the researchers

Without feedback, AI systems learn to explore

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Faculty commended for outstanding teaching

Teachers explore material complexities of hair in Princeton workshop

Push the boundaries of your field

Graduate students at Princeton Engineering work with leaders of their fields and receive resources and mentorship to chart new paths at intersections of fields.

Princeton Engineers

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Faculty

Elke Weber: Bringing behavioral science into environmental policy

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Alumni

Prerna Ramachandra ’14: Integrating technology and storytelling

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Undergraduate

Daniel Tan: Exploring biology through physics and computation

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Alumni

Megan Leftwich *10: Learning about fluid dynamics from swimming sea lions

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Creating. Inspiring. Transforming.

Our vision for increasing the impact of Princeton Engineering to solve the most challenging problems facing humanity.

Upcoming Events

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March 21

12:15 pm

Info Session for the Entrepreneurship Certificate Program

March 21

3:30 pm

Rule Breakers Film Screening

March 25

2:00 pm

What Is Theoretical Computer Science?

March 26

4:00 pm

Using R on the Research Computing Clusters

March 28

2:00 pm

Why We Can’t Understand AI Using Our Existing Vocabulary

March 28

3:00 pm

The Era of Autonomy in Space Exploration – It’s Finally Here!

Engineering tours

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