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The next big thing from Princeton's MacMillan lab: an ‘improbable’ mechanism for a difficult chemical bond .
Nobel Prize winner David MacMillan’s team has found a new way to use ordinary blue light shining on an iron catalyst to create carbon-carbon bonds that are otherwise difficult to form, a mechanism with promise for pharmaceuticals.
Three Princeton faculty members awarded NEH grants to support advanced research in the humanities .
A major international project to digitize a “lost archive” from an 18th-century convent in Manila and two faculty book projects have received research grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Why are some viruses harmless and others deadly? A.J. te Velthuis is on the case. .
The Princeton microbiologist has also created a non-infectious version of the COVID-19 virus that researchers can study safely.
Humble lizards offer new possibilities for artificial lungs
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Celeste Nelson (center), a professor of chemical and biological engineering at Princeton, worked with a research team including Victor Varner and Mei Fong-Pang to examine how fluid pressure helps control the rate of development of embryonic lungs.
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