Research Roundup Recently Published Papers Princeton researchers engage with the challenges of our time, explore new technologies, and probe the nature of our universe and our shared humanity. Keywords Start End How do anthropogenic changes affect wildlife microbiomes? Katherine Lagerstrom, Andrew Dobson, Shane Campbell-Staton and Andrew Moeller, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology PLOS Biology August 26, 2026 Erasable semiconductor is programmed with light Saien Xie, Jaehoon Ji, Yin Liang, Jinpeng Tian, Jingtao Tan, Jaerin Kim, Satya Butler, Haining Mao and Gloria Liu, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering and the Princeton Materials Institute Science Advances August 24, 2026 Music evokes shared neural representations of imagined narratives across sensory modalities Elizabeth Margulis, Uri Hasson, Itamar Jalon, Jamal Williams, Grace Simmons, Karen Electra Christianson, Cara Turnbull, Department of Music, Department of Psychology and the Princeton Neuroscience Institute Nature Communications August 18, 2026 Digital screening tool distinguishes autism from ADHD Guillermo Sapiro, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Nature Scientific Reports August 17, 2026 Drought dynamics fueled yellow fever virus outbreak in Brazil Jamie Caldwell, Bryan Grenfell and Gabriel Vecchi, Department of Geosciences, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, High Meadows Environmental Institute and the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs Science Advances August 14, 2026 Early-life stress leaves a lasting mark on the brain Jay Kim, Luke Geiger, Julie-Anne Balouek, Rixing Lin, Andy Chen, Megan Tang, Hao Huang, Anna Buretta, Agatha Chan, Shannon Bennett and Catherine Peña, Princeton Neuroscience Institute Neuron August 7, 2026 New system makes building robots a snap Kevin Liu and Glaucio Paulino, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and the Princeton Materials Institute Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences August 6, 2026 New method to date Australian eggshells: implications for extinction Elizabeth Niespolo and Noe-Heon Kim, Department of Geosciences Quaternary Science Reviews August 1, 2026 Uranium in cobalt-hydroxide exports from the Democratic Republic of the Congo Ryan Manzuk and Sébastien Philippe, Princeton School of Public and International Affairs and the Program on Science and Global Security Nature Communications July 30, 2026 Exceptional brain and ecological diversity in the earliest snakes Tiago Simões, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Nature July 22, 2026 Consequence analysis of major fires at plutonium pit production facilities Raven Witherspoon and Sébastien Philippe, Princeton School of Public and International Affairs and the Program on Science and Global Security Science & Global Security July 10, 2026 Distributed antennas push the limits of high-frequency signals Atsutse Kludze and Yasaman Ghasempour, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Nature Communications July 9, 2026 Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Next page Next › Last page Last »
How do anthropogenic changes affect wildlife microbiomes? Katherine Lagerstrom, Andrew Dobson, Shane Campbell-Staton and Andrew Moeller, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology PLOS Biology August 26, 2026
Erasable semiconductor is programmed with light Saien Xie, Jaehoon Ji, Yin Liang, Jinpeng Tian, Jingtao Tan, Jaerin Kim, Satya Butler, Haining Mao and Gloria Liu, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering and the Princeton Materials Institute Science Advances August 24, 2026
Music evokes shared neural representations of imagined narratives across sensory modalities Elizabeth Margulis, Uri Hasson, Itamar Jalon, Jamal Williams, Grace Simmons, Karen Electra Christianson, Cara Turnbull, Department of Music, Department of Psychology and the Princeton Neuroscience Institute Nature Communications August 18, 2026
Digital screening tool distinguishes autism from ADHD Guillermo Sapiro, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Nature Scientific Reports August 17, 2026
Drought dynamics fueled yellow fever virus outbreak in Brazil Jamie Caldwell, Bryan Grenfell and Gabriel Vecchi, Department of Geosciences, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, High Meadows Environmental Institute and the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs Science Advances August 14, 2026
Early-life stress leaves a lasting mark on the brain Jay Kim, Luke Geiger, Julie-Anne Balouek, Rixing Lin, Andy Chen, Megan Tang, Hao Huang, Anna Buretta, Agatha Chan, Shannon Bennett and Catherine Peña, Princeton Neuroscience Institute Neuron August 7, 2026
New system makes building robots a snap Kevin Liu and Glaucio Paulino, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and the Princeton Materials Institute Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences August 6, 2026
New method to date Australian eggshells: implications for extinction Elizabeth Niespolo and Noe-Heon Kim, Department of Geosciences Quaternary Science Reviews August 1, 2026
Uranium in cobalt-hydroxide exports from the Democratic Republic of the Congo Ryan Manzuk and Sébastien Philippe, Princeton School of Public and International Affairs and the Program on Science and Global Security Nature Communications July 30, 2026
Exceptional brain and ecological diversity in the earliest snakes Tiago Simões, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Nature July 22, 2026
Consequence analysis of major fires at plutonium pit production facilities Raven Witherspoon and Sébastien Philippe, Princeton School of Public and International Affairs and the Program on Science and Global Security Science & Global Security July 10, 2026
Distributed antennas push the limits of high-frequency signals Atsutse Kludze and Yasaman Ghasempour, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Nature Communications July 9, 2026
