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The researchers used a specially designed metasurface to direct the transmissions. Photos by Aaron Nathans/Princeton University.

Researchers send a wireless curveball to deliver massive amounts of data

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Morton Kostin, 1936-2025.
Morton Daniel Kostin, who plumbed the depths of chemical reaction kinetics and quantum mechanics, has died at age 89. Photo by Michael Pirrocco

Morton Kostin, chemical reactions expert, dies at 89

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Craig B. Arnold honored by the Research & Development Council of New Jersey

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Members of the technology industry look on as Prof. Cliff Brangwynne makes opening remarks. Photo by Wright Seneres

Lawmakers convene with biotech leaders to discuss emerging future of health research

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In a technique called micropipette aspiration, a hollow needle (micropipette) is used to suck up (aspirate) layers of the nucleolus, a structure within the nucleus of a frog egg cell. The outer layer, or granular component (magenta), is liquid-like, while the dense fibrillar component (green) behaves more like a solid. Graphic by Neil Adelantar; video by Holly Cheng

Starting as an undergraduate project, an experiment reveals cells’ secrets

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Fish schools prefer to swim in ladder shape, study reveals

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Tools to navigate an uncertain world: ORFE department celebrates a quarter century

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Cynthia Pierre Threatte ’03: An industrial engineer creating value from unexpected sources

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David Radcliff: A ‘tech wizard’ who brings joy to lab courses

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Gabriella Myslo: Exploring broad possibilities for solving meaningful problems

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Daniel Quinn *15: A roboticist who’s ‘built to be a teacher’

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