Wireless, information, and networked systems constitute the core infrastructure of the 21st century. Wireless research at Princeton ranges across the “full stack” — from the enabling circuits and systems to platforms and applications, and across the end-to-end flows of data from wearable and mobile devices at the edge to networked systems. The work is highly interdisciplinary, spanning theory and practice and encompassing cross-cutting themes such as security, privacy, and resilience, as well as the ability of next-generation networks to improve fairness and bridge the digital divide.
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Celebrating Women’s History Month with stories of resilience and reinvention
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Goldsmith, pioneer in mobile technology, named to National Inventors Hall of Fame
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Princeton researchers, industry leaders drive new era of innovation in wireless and networking technologies
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The world has a food-waste problem. Can this wireless tech help fix it?
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Innovation funds support research in robotics, machine learning, climate resilience and more
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Princeton selected to lead NSF-funded regional consortium for photonics research and workforce development