Princeton University

Since the passage of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act in February 2009, Princeton scholars have been awarded stimulus funding to support their research projects. In addition, the U.S. Department of Energy's Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, which is managed by the University, has received Recovery Act funding. Below are news stories about some of those awards.

Princeton awarded more than $28 million in Recovery Act funding

Scientists find gene linked to congenital heart defect

Four graduate students receive inaugural DOE fellowships

Virus 'explorers' probe inner workings of the brain

Princeton awarded $27 million in Recovery Act funding

Princeton awarded $24.9 million in Recovery Act funding

Research team targets self-cannibalizing cancer cells

Princeton scientists win grants under new program tied to recovery funding

Princeton awarded $23 million in Recovery Act funding

Beyond genomics, biologists and engineers decode the next frontier

PPPL receiving additional $1.8 million in Recovery Act funding

Princeton awarded more than $17 million in Recovery Act funding

PPPL will receive $13.8 million in Recovery Act funding

Super tiny technology could power superfast airplanes