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In 2021-2022, we are celebrating the centennial of our first academic year!

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    Part Sixteen: Creating, Inspiring, Transforming

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    Part Fifteen: Engineering the Future

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    Part Fourteen: Hello, World

News

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    Glowing yeast lights the way to better biofuels

  • Robotics: Safe, resilient, scalable, and in service of humanity

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    Thawing the cold chain: Innovation grant aims for room-temperature delivery of vaccines and biological drugs

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    Bruce Arden, a pioneer in early computing who made programming more accessible, dies at 94

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    Pathways to Graduate School program equips applicants with tools for success

  • Carter recognized with Materials Theory Award

Creating. Inspiring. Transforming

The importance of engineering and technology to address the most challenging problems facing humanity has never been more apparent. Read Dean Andrea Goldsmith’s strategic vision for increasing the impact of Princeton Engineering to solve the most challenging problems facing humanity.

Read our Strategic Plan

Events

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  • February 01

    12:30 pm

    CITP Seminar: Danny Rogers – Disinformation and Its Threat to Democracy

  • February 01

    4:30 pm

    Defi and How Blockchain Will Transform Financial Services

  • February 09

    4:00 pm

    Tailoring Macromolecular Design for Advanced Bioelectronics and Water Purification Membranes

  • February 15

    12:30 pm

    CITP Seminar: Ryan Calo – Modeling Through

  • February 22

    12:30 pm

    CITP Seminar: Ethan Zuckerman – The Good Web: Competing Visions for the Future of Social Media

  • March 15

    12:30 pm

    CITP Seminar: Kristian Lum – Closer Than They Appear: A Bayesian Perspective on Individual-level Heterogeneity in Risk Assessment

Tours Temporarily Unavailable

We look forward to restarting our student-led tours of the engineering school in the 2021-2022 academic year. Please check back for updates. In the meantime, we encourage prospective undergraduates to explore online, follow us on social media, or email questions.