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Dean of Admission Janet Rapelye to lead Consortium on Financing Higher Education .

Janet Lavin Rapelye, who has been dean of admission at Princeton since 2003, has been named president of the Consortium on Financing Higher Education. She will join the organization Nov. 1.

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Secretary of Energy Perry says PPPL research has potential to ‘change the world’ .

U.S. Department of Energy Secretary Rick Perry toured the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory on Aug. 9, learning more about its cutting-edge fusion research, science education and other projects.

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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

From 'sea of mutations,' two possible cancer links rise to the surface

Meet Laura Conour, Princeton’s research veterinarian

Data tools give microscopes unprecedented views of living and physical systems

MacMillan lab finds new way to bond molecules that could speed drug discovery

Princeton in space: Princeton-led instrument prepares to ‘kiss the sun’

Modern Flores Island pygmies show no genetic link to extinct 'hobbits'

New tool helps users control which countries their internet traffic goes through

Carbon ‘leak’ may have warmed the planet for 11,000 years, encouraging human civilization

Princeton in space: Meet ISʘIS, heading to touch the sun

Method reveals how hidden DNA mutations affect tissues

Photosynthesis and engines evolved in remarkably similar ways

Princeton researchers discover the ‘optimism’ of E. coli bacteria

Imaging in living cells reveals how ‘junk DNA’ switches on a gene

A physics treasure hidden in a wallpaper pattern

Princeton’s McComas will lead IMAP, a NASA mission to study the heliosphere

Princeton Research Computing introduces newest TIGER supercomputer

Implanting diamonds with flaws to provide key technology for quantum communications

Southeast Asian forest loss much greater than expected, with negative implications for climate

Researchers apply computing power to track the spread of cancer

Timing is key for bacteria surviving antibiotics

Seismologist Jessica Irving uses massive earthquakes to unlock secrets of the outer core

Princeton chemists teach an enzyme a new trick, with potential for building new molecules

Princeton economists find that unions had historical role in helping address income inequality

Princeton-NOAA climate institute awarded $40 million

Ocean’s heat cycle shows that atmospheric carbon may be headed elsewhere

Mental health declining among disadvantaged American adults