Princeton’s small size and broad academic reach help foster an environment where interdisciplinary activities flourish.
Collaborative research projects at Princeton have addressed such diverse issues as the urban environment, sustainable energy, the next generation Internet, technological privacy and security, and applications for engineering that extend into the life sciences, economic development, and the arts.
The future is taking shape at Princeton. Innovative new projects are launched when a critical mass of talent and interest intersect. The research initiatives below highlight some of the many programs and projects currently at the University.
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Engineering for the Developing World
Faculty and students from various programs bring expertise in public policy, technology, and educational outreach to focus on engineering projects to improve developing regions. Read more...
A New World of Materials Research
The Princeton Institute for the Science and Technology of Materials studies the interface of hard and soft materials hoping to yield advances in nanostructures. Read more...
The Next Generation Internet
As a founder and host of the PlanetLab consortium, Princeton is taking the lead in designing a future generation of the Internet. Read more...
Princeton Students Help Kenyan Villagers Find Solar Solutions
Ishani Sud '08 and Julianne Davis '08 traveled to the Mpala Research Centre in Kenya to help local communities learn science-based solutions for improving their lives. Read more...
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