Congratulations to the PRS 2012 Prize Winners!

Research talk winners:

1) Chimera States in Networks of Coupled Mechanical Oscillators: The Anti-pathetic Sympathy of Clocks
Shashi Thutupalli

2) How to find an exoplanet in three steps
Elizabeth Young

3) The social network disease: epidemiology and the demise of Facebook
John Cannarella

Poster winners:

1) Structural Evolution of Colloidal Gels
Benjamin Landrum

2) How to Win at Hide-and-Seek: Maternal Strategies for Minimizing Calf Risk and Maximizing Forage Intake in an East African Antelope
Blair Roberts

3) Oreo cookies as a science and engineering educational tool
John Cannarella

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.

**Monetary awards will be given for the best presentations and posters.**

Want to learn more about the PRS?

• Click here for a PRS feature article on the Research at Princeton website.
• Check out our history pages for programs from previous years.
• For additional information, please contact Fadi Abdeljawad "Abdel".