Princeton Engineers

Researchers Anna Hancock, a graduate student in chemical and biological engineering, Alejandro Martinez-Calvo, a postdoctoral researcher, and Sujit Datta, assistant professor of chemical and biological engineering. Photo by David Kelly Crow

Each member of our community comes to Princeton Engineering with unique goals and passions that fuel their learning, teaching and research. Read some of their stories below.

Adji Bousso Dieng: Computing as empowerment

Michal Kozlowski: Joining the next agricultural revolution

Einara Zahn: Investigating exchanges between plants and the atmosphere

Katy Milkman ’04: Tackling tough goals with ‘temptation bundling’

Kevin Tong: Designing CubeSats and space infrastructure

Lucia Stein-Montalvo: Bringing shape-shifting structures to architectural scales

Assistant Professor Jaime Fernández Fisac: Equipping students for modern robotics

Professor H. Vincent Poor *77: ‘Technical visionary’ of wireless communications

Archika Dogra: Finding a voice in computer science

Eleni Retzepis: Testing bridge designs in the Makerspace

Hongbo Zhao: Collaborating at the frontier of biophysics and engineering

Joanna Schneider: Building nanoparticles for clean water

Bryton Shang ’12: Teaching the world a better way to fish

Meghan Booker: Making memory frameworks for robots

Professor Brian Kernighan *69: “Hello, World!” and the genesis of Unix