Harvesting water from fog

Video feature: Harvesting water from fog .

PH₂OG Water is a startup project coming out of Princeton University's eLab that harvests water from clouds in the mountains of the Caribbean island of St. Vincent and distills it into pure, premium drinking water. The company plans to work with humanitarian water organizations to provide funding for water projects around the world through a profit pledge with each bottle sold.

Campus sustainability efforts progress over summer and into fall .

Anyone strolling through Princeton's campus this fall can see, hear, touch, smell and even taste the University's ongoing sustainability efforts through a range of projects that progressed this summer. The Office of Sustainability, working with various University departments, oversees programs that promote interactive ways to experience Princeton's achievements in conserving resources, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting sustainable research and education.

Keller Center: A decade of 'broadening pathways' to positive impact in society .

Started in 2005 as the Center for Innovation in Engineering Education, the Keller Center was renamed in 2008 in honor of educational innovator Dennis Keller, Class of 1963, and his wife, Constance Keller, when the couple gave $20 million to endow the center.

Princeton Student Colony .

Princeton Atelier launches the "Princeton Student Colony."

Demo Days showcase Princeton student entrepreneurs’ solutions to societal problems .

For the past eight years, the Keller Center for Innovation in Engineering Education has sponsored the Demo Days program, which culminates in two days of team presentations by student entrepreneurs. This year, eight teams presented their new ventures, from a water filtration device to technology to help heal foot and ankle injuries.

Demo Day emphasizes intersection of education and entrepreneurship .

At the fifth-annual Demo Day presented by Princeton University's Keller Center, eight teams of student entrepreneurs showcased their startup ideas in Princeton Aug. 9 and in Manhattan Aug. 10. Teams presented technologies they worked to refine during the Keller Center's 10-week 2016 eLab Summer Accelerator Program.

Princeton researchers develop disaster relief technologies for Haiti .

Even before the Jan. 12 earthquake that devastated Haiti, killing more than 200,000 people and leaving more than 1 million homeless, the citizens of the Caribbean nation were in desperate need of access to clean drinking water and electricity. After the disaster the need skyrocketed, inspiring a team of Princeton researchers to launch a one-year effort to develop, deploy and test two novel disaster-relief technologies.