Cities and the Future Metropolis - Princeton Engineering

The world’s metropolitan regions house over 50 percent of the world population, consume about 75 percent of worldwide energy, and emit about 80 percent of greenhouse gasses. By 2050, they will house about 70 percent of all people. Princeton engineers bring together expertise in the environment, infrastructure, climate, data science, sensors, privacy, security, public policy, and many other fields to make cities, towns and suburbs resilient and enjoyable places for people to flourish sustainably.

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Chemical and Biological Engineering

Civil and Environmental Engineering

Computer Science

Electrical and Computer Engineering

Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

Operations Research and Financial Engineering

Urban sustainability expert Anu Ramaswami honored for leadership in engineering and global outreach

Senior thesis revealed new ways to cut carbon emissions on Princeton’s campus

Princeton research is pursuing a sustainable future for New Jersey and the world

Innovation funds support advances in bioengineering, machine learning and materials science

What climate choices should cities make? A Princeton data tool helps planners set priorities.

Nordenson elected to National Academy of Engineering

Sigrid Adriaenssens

Elie Bou-Zeid

Minjie Chen

Luc Deike

Michael Freedman

Maria Garlock

Branko Glišić

Jürgen Hackl

Marcus Hultmark

Kyle Jamieson

Niraj Jha

Yiguang Ju

Alain Kornhauser

Ning Lin

Jyotirmoy Mandal

Forrest Meggers

Reza Moini

Andrés Monroy-Hernández

Anu Ramaswami

James Smith

Naveen Verma

Claire White

Gerard Wysocki