Princeton Engineering

• Dean's Message
• News
  • Andlinger gift
  • Keller gift
  • Anderson endowment
  • Innovation forum
  • Melting defects for microchips
  • Fast printing of microscopic electronics
  • Trap and zap nanopatterning
  • Finding vulnerabilities in laptops
• Engineering Education and the Liberal Arts
  • Introduction
  • Computing pioneer prepares students to be ‘intelligently skeptical’
  • Program in Sustainable Energy to address global need
  • Business of life
  • New eyes on a career
  • The Princeton synthesis
  • From ice cream to vaccines, course teaches ‘learning’
  • Serving community, students inspired by knowing ‘work is real’
  • Tough but popular
  • At research crossroads, students explore beginning of life
  • Alternative curriculum integrates and enlivens freshman requirements
  • Crossing disciplines, student tracks winged enemy of public health
  • East Asian studies aid research on pollution and rainfall in China
  • Fuel for thought
  • Engineers without Borders changes lives — here and abroad
• Faculty News
  • Junior faculty members honored for outstanding research and teaching
  • Princeton engineers elected to top academic and scientific academies
  • New members of the engineering faculty for 2008
  • Debenedetti, incoming vice dean, wins top teaching awards
  • Faculty Awards
• Graduate News
  • Engineering expo entrances high school girls in New York
• Undergraduate News
  • Chemical engineer’s love of Latin leads to salutatorian selection
  • Big achievements propel graduates toward diverse goals
  • Student-made robot navigates its own way to the winner’s circle
  • A freshman with his own company? Make that two…
  • Rhodes Scholar will apply broad interests to environmental problems
• Alumni News
  • Maeder Fund to promote innovation in energy and environment research
  • Engineering alumni take on new leadership positions
  • Awards and honors
• Spanning the globe

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