Research

The University Research Board, a University-wide committee formed in 1959, is composed of members of the faculty and administration. Advisory to the president of Princeton University on all matters concerning research performed at the University, the board consists of six members of the faculty, two elected by the faculty and four appointed by the president. Each of the four divisions of the faculty -- engineering and applied science, humanities, natural sciences and social sciences -- is represented by at least one board member.

The Annual Report of the University Research Board and the Office of Research and Project Administration contains information about sponsored research expenditures, research policies and committees, and technology transfer at Princeton. 

Chairman
A. J. Stewart Smith
Dean for Research; Class of 1909 Professor of Physics

All meetings start at 3:30 p.m. in the Great Room, 91 Prospect Avenue