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Andrew Bosworth


A brown column of a building has a white flag pole on top. A white flag with the orange and black Princeton emblem flies from the pole.

Princeton among plaintiffs suing the Department of Energy over caps to indirect funding costs

After DOE capped indirect costs at 15 percent of funding, Princeton and seven research universities filed a lawsuit against the DOE and its secretary.

After DOE capped indirect costs at 15 percent of funding, Princeton and seven research universities filed a lawsuit against the DOE and its secretary.


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Department of Commerce announces the end of $4 million in funding of climate risk projects at Princeton

The Department of Commerce cut $4 million to Princeton for three climate-related projects, which it said were actively working against Trump administration objectives.

The Department of Commerce cut $4 million to Princeton for three climate-related projects, which it said were actively working against Trump administration objectives.


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The turmoils at PPPL: Dozens of technicians, engineers, theorists laid off

Dozens of engineering staff and at least six theorists laid off in early February at Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory following shift in focus of the lab.

Dozens of engineering staff and at least six theorists laid off in early February at Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory following shift in focus of the lab.


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Lab studies how birds, flying fish can inspire design to improve systems

Aimy Wissa’s Bio-Inspired Adaptive Morphology (BAM) Laboratory analyzes nature and how it’s related to engineering, drawing real-world applications from concepts like specific feathers on birds, which some think to not have aerodynamic benefits. 

Aimy Wissa’s Bio-Inspired Adaptive Morphology (BAM) Laboratory analyzes nature and how it’s related to engineering, drawing real-world applications from concepts like specific feathers on birds, which some think to not have aerodynamic benefits. 


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Election poll finds 74 percent of eligible undergraduate students will cast votes for Kamala Harris

In our election poll, we break down party affiliations, top issues, and the direction in which our nation is headed. We compared our results with national youth data to understand how Princeton students are voting.

In our election poll, we break down party affiliations, top issues, and the direction in which our nation is headed. We compared our results with national youth data to understand how Princeton students are voting.


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By The Numbers: Men’s Golf goes low while alumnus torches NFL defenses

This past week in Princeton athletics, men’s golf put up a program record and stars rose through the University ranks while an alumnus found the end zone twice on Sunday.

This past week in Princeton athletics, men’s golf put up a program record and stars rose through the University ranks while an alumnus found the end zone twice on Sunday.


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