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Michael Oppenheimer writes chapter in Greta Thunberg's new book .

The Princeton climate scientist tells us how that came about.

The global classroom: Princeton journalism class reports from Berlin on refugees and forced migration .

Students from NPR correspondent Deborah Amos’ course learned how to chronicle history as it unfolds at an international crossroads for the displaced. Amos is a Ferris Professor of Journalism in Residence.

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‘Magic’ angle graphene and the creation of unexpected topological quantum states

Forecasting the next COVID-19

What caused the ice ages? Tiny ocean fossils offer key evidence

How plants compete for underground real estate affects climate change and food production

Massive underground instrument finds final secret of our sun’s fusion

COVID-19 shutdowns disproportionately affected low-income Black households

Basketball on the brain: Neuroscientists use sports to study surprise

Social bacteria build shelters using the physics of fingerprint patterns

Clifford Brangwynne to lead Princeton Bioengineering Initiative

In the mysterious Blue Ring Nebula, scientists see the fate of binary stars

Everybody’s got a hungry heart

People in developing countries eat less wild game as they migrate from rural to urban areas

Large, delayed outbreaks of endemic diseases possible following COVID-19 controls

Princeton project expands to create a worldwide fleet of robotic floats to monitor ocean health

Princeton and Mpala scholars link obesity and disease to dramatic dietary changes

Princeton study suggests that monkeys, like humans, may have 'self-domesticated'

Environmental research at Princeton is addressing the world's challenges

Tighter border policies leave migrants vulnerable to effects of climate change

How exactly do we spread droplets as we talk? Engineers found out.

Climate change could mean fewer sunny days for hot regions banking on solar power

Research shows conversation quickly spreads droplets more than six feet inside buildings

Largest COVID-19 contact tracing study to date finds children key to spread, evidence of superspreaders

Princeton researchers join $1M NSF effort to model nation’s groundwater

Princeton researchers report high level of compliance with on-campus health and safety protocols

Mental illness treatment varies widely among American adolescents within and across ZIP codes

Middle-Aged Americans report more pain than the elderly

Long-term COVID-19 containment will be shaped by strength and duration of natural, vaccine-induced immunity

The future of food in a changing climate

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

Princeton scientists explain how diverse species coexist in microbial communities