In an interview with ROI-NJ, Princeton University Dean for Research Pablo Debenedetti stressed the need for stable federal funding for research; detailed the rising level of corporate funding for Princeton research and the University's expanding engagement with companies, including in New Jersey; and underlined the University's support for developing the innovation ecosystem in its home state.
Anastasia Daifotis ’82 will share a lookback on her career when she presents “MENTORS AND DETOURS: CAREER LESSONS AFTER 25 YEARS IN PHARMA AND BIOTECH.” This installation in the Gilbert Lecture Series will be held on Thursday, October 26 in Thomas Laboratory 003 from 4-5pm and is free and open to the university community and the public.
On October 25, representatives from industry, the Simons Foundation, BioNJ, Rutgers and Princeton University—all stakeholders in the advancement of biomedical data science--will gather on campus to explore common research interests and consider formation of a regional biomedical data science community.
