Annual Princeton innovation conference highlighted University's initiative to transform research into societal benefit
Thursday, Jan 20, 2022
Talent Pipeline
Princeton and Intel join forces to create a more inclusive research-career pipeline
Monday, Oct 18, 2021
Isabella Siu had never thought much about the inner workings of computers. But when she started learning how information flows through complex circuits and gates, the world became alive with digital logic.
Elijah Bryant, on the other hand, was drawn to digital machines from an early age. He obsessed over fictional accounts of artificial intelligence, hacking and surveillance. "I've always had an interest in cybersecurity," he said, "messing around with electronics, tinkering with computers."
New Princeton University EMPOWER conference strives to broaden opportunities for underrepresented entrepreneurs from throughout academia
Wednesday, Aug 11, 2021
First conference in series will celebrate Black entrepreneurship and offer $100,000 top prize in pitch competition
Aiming to broaden opportunities for university innovators who are underrepresented in entrepreneurship, Princeton University will host Empower 2021: A Virtual Conference Celebrating Black Academic Entrepreneurship on Sept. 23-24.
Two graduate student-adviser pairs at Princeton awarded 2021 HHMI Gilliam Fellowships for inclusion in science
Tuesday, Jul 27, 2021
Two Princeton graduate students, Micah Burton and Lisset Duran, have been awarded Gilliam Fellowships from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. These fellowships are awarded to graduate students conducting outstanding research in their respective fields, and their advisers, who are dedicated to creating a more inclusive academic environment through their mentorship.
Graduate School reimagines professional development for students
Wednesday, Sep 25, 2019
This summer, the Graduate School embarked on a strategic planning process involving meetings with students and various University stakeholders to assess current professional development programs and resources across campus and to glean ideas that will make professional development an integral part of every graduate student’s experience at Princeton.
First summer of IBM-Princeton undergraduate quantum research program a success
Wednesday, Sep 25, 2019
Already collaborators in quantum research, Princeton University and IBM launched a unique program for undergraduates in 2019. The inaugural Quantum Undergraduate Research at IBM and Princeton (QURIP) summer school offered ten students from across the United States the opportunity to engage in both theoretical and experimental research in quantum information.
