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Scientists co-led by Princeton University’s Sebastian Seung have mapped the visual centers of a mouse brain, revealing the largest and most detailed look to date at the internal wiring of mammalian perception. Image by Tyler Sloan, Quarametrix Studio

For the first time, scientists map the half-billion connections that allow mice to see

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Princeton’s Department of Computer Science is teaching practical ethics in its technical courses. Photo illustration by Bumper DeJesus

Learning to use computing skills, ethically

Teaching awards honor excellence within and beyond the classroom

Founding partners unveil NJ AI Hub as center for innovation

Expanding its role as a campus-wide hub, the Keller Center grows its leadership team

AI technique boosts climate change defenses

Recycled cements drive down emissions without slacking on strength

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Graduate students at Princeton Engineering work with leaders of their fields and receive resources and mentorship to chart new paths at intersections of fields.

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Claire Zeng: The perfect blend of theoretical and practical problem-solving

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Alumni

Nikolche Gjorevski *12: Building organoids for biomedical research

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Alumni

Nathan Wei ’17: Renewable energy, fluid mechanics, and humility in engineering

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Faculty

Sneha D. Goenka: Improving computing to advance genomics

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April 17

12:30 pm

Challenges and Opportunities for Chemical Manufacturing vis-à-vis Renewable Electricity

April 17

4:30 pm

Innovation In The Era of Non-Human Intelligence

April 21

12:25 pm

The Potential System: Dynamic Causal Effects and Applications in Economics

May 01

12:30 pm

Solid-state Batteries – Toward High-energy and High-power Cells

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