Mechanical and Aerospace engineers at Princeton have played leading roles in combustion, fluid flow modeling and measurement, laser technologies and materials, propulsion, environmental science, and aerospace dynamics over the past half century. With ties to many other areas of science and engineering, MAE faculty also have a major impact in control and dynamical systems; materials science; satellite technology and propulsion; stability and control of vehicles; robotics; aircraft performance; pollution and alternative fuels; energy conversion and storage; nuclear security; biomechanics; and instrumentation.
News
EPA regulations cut power sector emissions but miss opportunities for deeper reductions
Leading the charge to better batteries
The hidden webs that sustain life on Earth, revealed
New Ph.D. program leverages Princeton’s broad strength in materials science and engineering
Two professors, four alumni elected to National Academy of Engineering
Three faculty members honored by the White House
Events
Where the rubber meets the code: Realizing soft robots through better sensor design
Low Temperature Plasmas in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering: Quo Vadis?
The Era of Autonomy in Space Exploration – It’s Finally Here!
Solar Simulations in the Shadows of Racial Capitalism
Rethinking Problems in Thermal Science and Engineering: From Atoms to Applications
Solid-state Batteries – Toward High-energy and High-power Cells
Faculty
Christine Allen-Blanchette
Craig Arnold
Ryne Beeson
Emily A. Carter
Edgar Choueiri
Daniel J. Cohen
Luc Deike
Michelle DiBenedetto
Alison Ferris
Alexander Glaser
Mikko Haataja
Kelsey Hatzell
Marcus Hultmark
Jesse Jenkins
Yiguang Ju
Egemen Kolemen
Andrej Kosmrlj
Chung Law
Naomi Ehrich Leonard
Michael Littman
Anirudha Majumdar
Luigi Martinelli
Julia Mikhailova
Michael Mueller
Radhika Nagpal
Daniel Nosenchuck
Clarence Rowley
Aditya Sood
Howard Stone
