Princeton Engineering

• Dean's Message
• News
  • Swift anthrax detection
  • Entrepreneur-in-residence
  • Self-driving vehicle makes the cut
  • Capturing the online video market
  • Different disasters, similar devastation
  • Transforming New York Harbor
  • Students at edge of flight
  • Business leaders emphasize education
  • Conference explores diversity, leadership
• Frontiers of health
  • Sight for sore eyes
  • Harmony in music and medicine
  • Deflecting damage
  • Detecting disease
  • New spin on heart valves
  • Little lifesavers
  • Programming cells
  • Bugs for drugs
  • Sorting the ‘biological haystack’
  • Treating cancer and HIV
  • Stacking the odds
  • Following the map
  • Deep in data
  • Moving pictures
  • Deciding factors
  • Taking the scenic route
  • Solving the protein puzzle
  • Durable drugs
  • Deep into the surface
  • Killer proteins
  • Catching rule-breakers
  • Developing understanding
• Features
  • Collaborations with students fuel Benziger's research
  • Atoms to Africa: Soboyejo tackles problems, inspires students
  • Orange Bowl
• Faculty news
  • Faculty elected to National Academy of Engineering
  • Smits returns as mechanical and aerospace chair
  • Quest for ancient coins inspires book and a course
  • Faculty awards and honors
• Graduate news
  • New student group to promote research careers among underrepresented students
  • Engineer wins highest Princeton honor for graduate students
  • Grad students turn collaboration into business venture
• Undergraduate news
  • Top U.S. and Princeton honors go to engineering students
• Alumni news
  • Wong, a computing pioneer, urges wise technology policy
  • Briefs

Summer 2007 PDF version