Princeton has been at the forefront of computing since Alan Turing, Alonzo Church, and John von Neumann were among its residents. The department, now in a period of major growth, has strong groups in artificial intelligence and machine learning, theory, programming languages, graphics and vision, systems and networking, computer architecture, computational biology and neuroscience, security, privacy, and information technology policy.

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News

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    Stanley Jordan, computer musician: “Composers & Computers” podcast is back

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    Celebrating Black History Month: Computer vision to reconstruct lost history, and chemistry as ‘a beacon of hope’

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    Justice Department designates Mayer to serve as first chief science and technology adviser and chief AI officer

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    Three faculty members named Sloan Research Fellows

  • Ellen Zhong in a computer lab

    Using computer vision to see proteins

  • Microscope image of the brain's cerebellum, showing multiple folds and layers labeled in green and blue.

    Spatial data adds ‘great new dimension’ to studies on cancer and development

Events

  • March 22

    11:00 am

    Unlocking Agility, Safety, and Resilience for Legged Navigation: Addressing Real-world Challenges in Uncertain Environments

  • March 25

    12:30 pm

    Stochastic Computer Graphics

  • March 26

    12:30 pm

    Distributionally Robust Machine Learning

  • April 02

    12:30 pm

    The Host Network (and Its Implications to Network Protocols, OS andHhardware)

  • April 03

    12:30 pm

    Catch M(oor)e If You Can: Agile Hardware/Software Co-Design for Hyperscale Cloud Systems

  • April 04

    12:30 pm

    Generalizing Beyond the Training Distribution Through Compositional Generation