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Princeton faculty Bialek, Dennehy, Mian, Perry, Ralph and Taylor and three graduate alumni win 2021 Guggenheim Fellowships .

Six Princeton faculty members and three graduate alumni have received 2021 Guggenheim Fellowships.

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Ruth J. Simmons will speak at Princeton’s Baccalaureate ceremony .

Prairie View A&M University President Ruth J. Simmons, who previously served as president of both Brown University and Smith College, will deliver the keynote address at Princeton University’s 2021 Baccalaureate ceremony.

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The future of food in a changing climate

Princeton scientists explain how diverse species coexist in microbial communities

Princeton researchers discover how worms pass down knowledge of a pathogen to their offspring

Kang finds keys to control the ‘driver of cancer’s aggressiveness’

Seyedsayamdost lab uncovers small fratricidal molecule

Research interns get creative around science and social change in the summer of COVID-19

Novel drug could be a powerful weapon in the fight against malaria and toxoplasmosis

Understand the past to understand the future: Climate science at Princeton

Princeton plays major role in new $115 million quantum science center

Tough, timely and team-driven: 50 years of energy research

Princeton researchers join collaboration of NSF Physics Research Center

New tools catch and release cellular targets at the flip of a light switch

From muddy boots to mathematics: Advancing the science of ecosystems and biodiversity

Water, drought and flooding

Princeton's Prud'homme and Yang partner with Genentech to decode a key process in vaccines and cancer treatments

Graduate student Q&A: Alicia Magann

Climate modeling at Princeton

Center for materials of the future awarded $18M six-year funding

The worm in the bud: Do parasites interfere with immunization?

Preventing the next pandemic

Complex developmental patterns are under the control of surprisingly simple signals

A taste for humans: How disease-carrying mosquitoes evolved to specialize in biting us

New study provides evidence for decades-old theory to explain the odd behaviors of water

New view of nature’s oldest light adds fresh twist to debate over universe’s age

Artificial intelligence predicts which planetary systems will survive

Emotional well-being while home gardening similar to other popular activities, study finds

‘The Torture Letters’: a film by Princeton anthropologist Laurence Ralph on policing urban America

Campus seismometers illustrate compliance with the stay-at-home order

New radar allows cars to spot hazards around corners

Researchers use electric fields to herd cells like flocks of sheep