Clifford Brangwynne sits near a microscope in his lab

Brangwynne wins the Breakthrough Prize for revolutionary view of living cells

Clifford Brangwynne sits near a microscope in his lab

News

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  • Siebel Scholars portraits

    Graduate students receive Siebel Scholar awards

  • Two men in atrium of building

    Research on hyperuniformity started as a quest of curiosity. Now the U.S. Army is funding work on its surprising uses

  • portrait of Thompson

    Thompson wins New Horizons Prize in Physics for neutral-atom quantum computing

  • Dean Andrea Goldsmith

    Dean Andrea Goldsmith elected to the Royal Academy of Engineering

  • Hatzell portrain in a lab

    NASA awards Hatzell a grant to improve batteries for space missions

  • Dean Goldsmith urges new students to embrace their Princeton journey

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.

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Events

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  • September 27

    4:00 pm

    From Bench to Bedside: Shifting Societal and Ethical Responsibilities for Bioengineers

  • September 28

    8:00 am

    Nature Conference: 2nd Frontiers in Electron Microscopy for Physical and Life Sciences

  • September 28

    4:00 pm

    Develop Materials to Resist Fatigue

    Chemical and Biological Engineering Seminar Series

  • September 28

    5:00 pm

    Distinguished Lecture Series: Amplifying Voices

  • October 05

    4:00 pm

    Insights into Hydrated Ion-Conducting Polymers from MD Simulations

    Chemical and Biological Engineering Seminar Series

  • October 06

    12:30 am

    Reducing the Energy Costs of Chemical Manufacturing Bioinspired Light-escalated Chemistry (BioLEC)

    Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment Highlight Seminar Series

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