The Princeton Research Symposium is an annual event where Princeton graduate students and research staff present their findings to the University community and the general public. It's a great opportunity to make connections across disciplines and foster better understanding about academic research in the wider Princeton community. Attendance is free and anyone is welcome.

The 2008 PRS was a great success! Thanks in particular to our sponsors, our volunteer poster judges, and our speakers, Professors Danny Oppenheimer and Ted Taylor. The poster prize winners this year were:

• 1st: Sepideh Bazazi, EEB, "Collective animal behaviour"
• 2nd: Alessandro Tavoni, EEB, "The role of fairness motives and spatial considerations in explaining departures from Nash equilibrium: Stationary and evolutionary lessons from 2x2 games"
• 3rd: Jack Tannous, history, "On the trail of La Syrie Trilingue: Jacob of Edessa and his circle"

Want to learn more about the PRS? Here are some downloads:

• 2008 press release
• Programs from 2006, 2007, and 2008.

Want to join the organizing committee for 2009? Email one of our co-chairs, Shin-Yi Lin or Praveena Joseph-de Saram.