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What to Expect at PRD 2025! 🔬 Live research presentations 🎭 Interactive exhibits & demos 🏆 Special awards & recognition Get inspired, celebrate discovery, and be part of Princeton’s 10th-anniversary research celebration! May 8, 2025 | 📍Frist Campus Center

🎙️ What happens when you hand the mic to the researchers themselves? Hear from this year’s Princeton Research Day award winners as they break down their research in their own words. #PRD2025

Princeton geoscientists have discovered that a geology technique shows promise in detecting cancer-like cells — which could mean earlier diagnosis and better outcomes: bit.ly/4iprCKQ

🎬 Fit Check: Research Edition From carnivore-themed outfits to head-to-toe Tokyo finds, our #PRD2025 award winners showed up in style! Watch as presenters break down their research and their fits in this special red carpet recap. 🧠✨

"We must recognize that advocating for the humanities entails advocating for all branches of research and education, including the sciences — and vice versa." dean of the faculty Gene Jarrett writes in The Hill: bit.ly/44xJeQO

From lifesaving medicines to improved wireless service to IT security, Princeton University engineers have improved our quality of life in so many ways. It's work that has long been enabled by the partnership between the federal government and American universities: engineering.princeton.edu/about/nations-…

Introducing TigerData: a new, comprehensive data management service for Princeton's research community. Read more: bit.ly/45kqaWt Princeton OIT Princeton University Library

Princeton engineers created tools that safeguard communities from floods and droughts. They find ways to break down “forever chemicals,” and have guided energy infrastructure investments. Read more about how they have partnered w/ the federal government: engineering.princeton.edu/about/nations-…

"In this tender and pivotal moment, we must stand boldly for the freedoms and principles that define this and other great universities." — President Eisgruber as part of his 2025 Commencement address, "A Fierce Independence of Mind." Read the full address:

President Eisgruber urges graduates to ‘stand boldly’ for the ideals that define America’s universities at #Princeton25 Commencement: bit.ly/43Abi3M

A total solar eclipse on 29 May 1919 proved a perfect opportunity to test Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity. The observations confirmed the theory's prediction of the bending of light around the Sun. Photo: Total solar eclipse, 2017.

The prestigious fellowship provides five years of support to advance research in service of our nation’s security and transformative innovation. Congratulations April Qiu Cheng and Albert Qin! 🔗 Read more: research.princeton.edu/news/grad-stud… #PrincetonResearch

From developing technologies to cure diseases to strengthening cybersecurity and boosting power plant efficiency — Princeton researchers are turning bold ideas into real-world impact. Read more: bit.ly/45AxbCC #PrincetonResearch

On #NationalHigherEducationDay, we’re standing up for the power of discovery, innovation, and the institutions that make it possible. 🧪📚

609 is more than just an area code. It’s where Princeton calls home — a nexus of people from all backgrounds pioneering new ideas and training the next generation of leaders and researchers. #609Day

A grant of nearly $10 million to design advanced microchips for wireless communications and sensing was announced May 28 by Natcast. Princeton’s Kaushik Sengupta will lead the joint government-industry effort. #PrincetonResearch

Princeton University will lead a joint government-industry effort using AI to develop advanced semiconductors for wireless communication and remote sensing: bit.ly/4kyZdDd The chips are critical for next-generation wireless networks, satellite communication,

David MacMillan has been named Distinguished Scholar to the Ludwig Princeton Branch of Ludwig Cancer, opening a new chapter in cancer research for the MacMillan Group. Announcement from Princeton Chemistry: bit.ly/4kVBqxc

In a development that signals a bold new chapter in cancer research for his research team, The Nobel Prize laureate and Princeton Chemistry professor David MacMillan has been named a Distinguished Scholar in the Princeton Branch of Ludwig Cancer. bit.ly/3FGlIHr

.PPPL recently unveiled a new scientific device: the Facility for Laboratory Reconnection Experiments (FLARE). FLARE, which is the size of an SUV, has the power to store and unleash a prodigious amount of energy. bit.ly/4l6OShF