The winner of the 2026 #CundillHistoryPrize is…
Beth Lew-Williams for ‘John Doe Chinaman: A Forgotten History of Chinese Life Under American Racial Law’, published by @Harvard_Press.
"A dazzlingly innovative and hard-hitting work.” - Emily Greenwood, 2026 Chair of the Jury
"We fail much more than we ever succeed. We know that. We accept that. We're amazing at dealing with failure. That's what scientists do."
2021 chemistry laureate David MacMillan on what failure means to him as a scientist.
After two years of careful installation and calibration, the Simons Observatory in Chile is completely online and conducting science operations.
"To have all the observatory motors humming, gears turning and data flowing makes me joyful, but even more exciting is the prospect of what we could find in its big new deep and detailed maps," says Simons Observatory Co-Director and Princeton professor Suzanne Staggs.
Read the full story: https://t.co/xXWNP1z06O
From Basquiat in Princeton to everyday New Jerseyans in Morristown, these exhibits make the case for a gallery day trip this season.
https://t.co/WlJrRh82zs
How does the brain represent language?
Samuel A. Nastase @USC and colleagues @Princeton, explore how the structures of language may be unified within a neural population code, offering new insights into language processing in the brain.
Read more: https://t.co/pHohs16ToV
Researchers at Princeton University have harnessed AI to understand how drugs affect the dynamics of vital structures within the cell, introducing a tool that can map the shape of these structures to functional outcomes and shed light on important markers of health.
To do this, a team led by @brangwynnelab examined the shape changes of biomolecular condensates, tiny droplets in living cells that drive transcription and other gene regulation processes and have been linked to diseases including Alzheimer’s, ALS and cancer.
Read the full story: https://t.co/1qlFsVXjcU
🏆 Back to the World Series for Dani Dockx ‘18 and @RaysBaseball!
A 2x @IvyLeague champ with the Tigers 🥎, Dani is the Rays’ Director of Position Player Programming and was part of the organization for the 2020 AL pennant win!
📰: https://t.co/ixMpsy7zqK
Powering our economy forward! ⚡
The NJ Supercomputer Initiative, a more than $125M public-private partnership, will expand access to advanced computing, accelerate cutting-edge research, and create new opportunities for students, businesses, and innovators across the state.
Assistant professor Dane deQuilettes and an international team of researchers have found a way to mitigate microscopic defects in perovskites, manufactured crystals that are used in solar cells. https://t.co/iQFthBwX1a
A new cohort of postdoctoral fellows has joined the Society of Fellows in the Liberal Arts for three years of teaching and research. https://t.co/S9Xph4hEhv
It's #NationalTransferStudentWeek 🎉
Since 2023, the Transfer Scholars Initiative has helped more than 150 community college students from New Jersey successfully transfer to public and private institutions including Johns Hopkins, Rutgers, Swarthmore, the University of British Columbia, the University of Michigan, the University of Virginia and Williams College: https://t.co/NNzJlplxnw
Thank you @JimLee '86, Chief Creative Officer of DC Comics, for demonstrating your masterful drawing techniques and sharing your stories with our @Princeton students last week: https://t.co/vLOHk6x6Ef
#PrincetonArts#LewisCenterfortheArts
Innovation Research Grants help Princeton engineering faculty take research in bold directions to address critical issues in technology, health and the environment — often seeding discoveries that lead to larger awards from external agencies. https://t.co/IK08wMumD0
Reconnect with fellow Tigers, enjoy brunch and get into the Orange & Black spirit before cheering on Princeton as the football team takes on Cornell at noon. Wear your favorite orange and black to show your Tiger pride or come in costume for Halloween! https://t.co/e9Tlqas7Ta