Princeton, Intel, Yale and Penn Medicine Receive Award for Cloud-Based Brain Mapping Project
Thursday, Dec 13, 2018
Industry Collaborations
Princeton and Microsoft collaborate to tackle fundamental challenges in microbiology
Thursday, Nov 29, 2018
Using the power of Microsoft’s cloud and advanced machine learning, Princeton will be able to study different strains of biofilms in new ways to better understand how they work.Princeton Catalysis Initiative, Celgene sign 10-year, $6M agreement
Monday, Nov 26, 2018
Merging memory and computation, programmable chip speeds AI, slashes power use
Wednesday, Nov 14, 2018
By shifting a fundamental property of computation, Princeton researchers have built a new type of computer chip that boosts the performance and slashes the energy demands of systems used for artificial intelligence.
The chip, which works with standard programming languages, could be particularly useful on phones, watches or other devices that rely on high-performance computing and have limited battery life.
Smaller components could mean big savings for data centers
Tuesday, Nov 13, 2018
Researchers at Princeton and MIT have found a way to save big on power consumption for data centers while making a key electronic component much smaller.
New animation tool streamlines the creation of moving pictures
Friday, Oct 26, 2018It’s often easy to imagine balloons soaring or butterflies fluttering across a still image, but realizing this vision through computer animation is easier said than done. Now, a team of researchers has developed a new tool that makes animating such images much simpler.
Sophomore Fotopoulos on co-founding a startup at Princeton Innovation Center BioLabs
Thursday, Oct 11, 2018
Niko Fotopoulos, a Princeton sophomore, is a co-founder of Blackwell, a medical technology startup. The Blackwell team spent this past summer at Princeton Innovation Center BioLabs, the first undergraduate team to do so.
How did you (and your team) come up with your business ideas?
Adams named director of Office of Research and Project Administration
Monday, Aug 6, 2018
Elizabeth Adams, a national leader in sponsored research administration in academia, has been named director of the Office of Research and Project Administration (ORPA) at Princeton University, effective Aug. 13.
Reporting to Dean for Research Pablo Debenedetti, Adams will oversee ORPA, which has a staff of 18 people who provide support and guidance to researchers and departmental administrators on sponsored research and project administration.
Court reaffirms ruling backing Princeton, student and Microsoft challenge to government effort to end DACA
Friday, Aug 3, 2018
A federal court in Washington, D.C., has reaffirmed its earlier ruling in a lawsuit brought by Princeton University, one of its undergraduate students and Microsoft that the federal government’s decision to rescind the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program was unlawful.
In a ruling Friday, Aug. 3, U.S. District Judge John D. Bates gave the government until Aug. 23 to determine if it will appeal the decision, which would require the government to accept new DACA applications and issue renewals.
At Princeton Innovation Center BioLabs, New Jersey Gov. Murphy announces statewide innovation initiatives
Wednesday, Jul 25, 2018
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy announced on Wednesday, July 25, two initiatives to jump-start the state’s innovation ecosystem. He addressed officials and guests at Princeton Innovation Center BioLabs in Plainsboro, which formally opened in May.
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