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Bee social or buzz off: Study links genes to social behaviors, including autism .

Princeton scientist Sarah Kocher led research in finding that the social lives of sweat bees are linked to patterns of activity in specific genes, including ones linked to autism.

Biologist Stoddard wins Packard Fellowship for early-career scientists .

Mary Caswell "Cassie" Stoddard has won a prestigious Packard fellowship that will provide funding for the next five years.

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Bee social or buzz off: Study links genes to social behaviors, including autism

History Ph.D. student Schwartz: ‘War of the Worlds’ still resonates 80 years later

Sophomore Fotopoulos on co-founding a startup at Princeton Innovation Center BioLabs

Inaugural Princeton Day of Optimization convenes researchers at forefront of data science and machine learning

PPPL designated historic mechanical engineering site

130-year-old brain coral reveals encouraging news for open ocean

Andlinger Center conference tackles challenges of a changing climate

First results are in: New sky survey suggests dark matter is less ‘lumpy’ than previously believed

Funded by new tax credits, U.S. carbon-capture network could double global CO2 headed underground

In the tissues of a tiny worm, a close-up view of where genes are working

From crystals to climate: New ‘gold standard’ timeline connects volcanic eruptions to climate change

Science at sea: Bess Ward teaches and researches from the Pacific Ocean

China’s energy policies require integrated, strategic approach to balance air quality, carbon emissions and water scarcity goals

Princeton scientists discover a ‘tuneable’ novel quantum state of matter

Europe’s policy to treat wood as low-carbon fuel poised to harm global forests

Wilson School funding available for Princeton scholars pursuing interdisciplinary projects in education

Princeton University Library builds collection of newspapers published for African American audiences

Surprising hidden order unites prime numbers and crystal-like materials

Princeton to lead new software institute to enable discoveries in high-energy physics

Higgs particle's favorite 'daughter' comes home

Perry explores history of the black national anthem in 'May We Forever Stand'

'Barbarians' book connects ancient clues to give voice to silent cultures

Ant-y social: Successful ant colonies hint at how societies evolve

Militant groups influenced local politics during conflict in Colombia

The spotlight of attention is more like a strobe, say researchers

Militarization of police fails to enhance safety, may harm police reputation

Diving robots find that Antarctic seas release surprising amounts of carbon dioxide in winter

How we explain the behavior of others depends on our beliefs about their ‘true selves’

Princeton in Space: ISʘIS launch lights up the sky

Foam could offer greener option for petroleum drillers