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As part of her research on lunar cement, Ph.D. student Sophia Bergen uses an optical emission spectrometer to measure the concentrations of different ions in a sample. Photo by Tori Repp/Fotobuddy

Innovation grants could help build a moon base, block food-borne illness, and map the brain

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Endowed professorships recognize excellence in energy and environmental research, structural engineering, and molecular dynamics

NSF CAREER AWARDS

Five engineering faculty members receive NSF CAREER awards

Portrait of Bede Liu.
Photo by David Kelly Crow; graphic by Neil Adelantar

Bede Liu, pioneer in digital signal processing and beloved mentor, dies at age 91

Senior thesis explored a new solution to stubborn plastic waste

Senior thesis combined passions for computer science and linguistics

Flourescent image showing the curving structure of a mouse eye developing in an embryo.
Princeton University researchers led by Celeste Nelson have discovered a new way to study embryonic organs — using energy. By mapping mitochondria across the space of a developing tissue, they were able to predict where that tissue would fold to create complex shapes. Above, a mouse eye develops, with the magenta dots representing mitochondria. Image courtesy of the researchers

A new way to look at developing lifeforms, using energy to predict action

The Engineering Student Athlete

Engineering student athletes train and compete at a high level while also designing robots, building computer algorithms, and planning for climate resilience.

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Princeton Engineers

Celebrating our community. Read more about our engineers.

Portrait of Aadityan Ganesh.
Graduate Student

Aadityan Ganesh: Investigating decentralization, building a community around math

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Portrait of Jillard De Fiesta.
Undergraduate

Jillard De Fiesta: A focus on environmental remediation and sustainability

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Portrait of Raffaella Ocone.
Alumni

Raffaella Ocone *92: Visibility, ethics and social responsibility as the backbone of modern engineering

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Portrait of Ayomide Adekoya.
Undergraduate

Ayomide Adekoya: The intersection of hardware and machine learning

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