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Theoretical computer scientists at Princeton, UCLA and UT-Austin used AI to help solve a mathematical puzzle. The experience showed them that while current AI models are great at solving math problems, they lack the research judgment to build mathematical theories. Photo from Adobe Stock

AI is great at math, but does it know how to do research?

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Endowed professorships recognize excellence in computer science

Elie Bou-Zeid honored by American Physical Society and Lebanese Academy

Building better solar tech, a crystal at a time

Deike receives Moore Foundation award to study the physics of cloud ice

Abhishek Bhattacharjee, expert in brain-computer interfaces, joins Princeton

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Commuters walk along a train platform in Kolkata, India, carrying umbrellas to shield themselves from extreme heat — a major mortality risk factor in many Indian cities, researchers found. Photo by iStock

Beyond air pollution: Study reveals India’s hidden urban health risks

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

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Kyle Page: Solving real-world problems with structure and precision

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Alumni

Raymond Liu ’23: Improving navigation for people with visual impairments

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Undergraduate

Ava Daniel: The intersections of identity, equity and the built environment

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Graduate Student

Pablo Garcia: Molecular dynamics for new materials and treatments

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October 28

12:05 pm

Creating Abundance through Catalysis

October 28

2:00 pm

Fireside Chat: Danielle Cohen-Shohet

October 28

4:30 pm

Architecting Immersive Intelligence: From Glasses to the Datacenter

October 29

8:00 am

2026 Annual Meeting – Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment

October 29

4:00 pm

Leveraging Engineered Virus-like Particles for Intracellular Protein and RNA Delivery

October 30

12:00 pm

AI and Health: Multimodal Communication Signals in Health and Breakdown and Machine Intelligence Possibilities

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