Research

Chemical and Biological Engineering: Slowing Cancer Cells

Princeton scientists discover a common trigger for metastasis

Economics: How the South Went Red

A Princeton professor’s analysis confirms that the race issue tipped the scales

Economics: Flex Time

Two new studies grapple with the merits of alternative work arrangements

Faculty Book: Wendy Warren: A New England History with Slavery Unbound Slavery

New Releases

In Short: Viruses and Antibodies; Amazing Nanoparticles

Faculty Book: Peter Singer

Essays Offer Ethical Guidance for Real Life World

Ecology and Evolutionary Biology: Counting Stripes

Zoology professor Daniel Rubenstein uses crowdsourcing to count zebras in Kenya

Economics: Study Finds Employer Bias Increased After ‘Ban-the-Box’

In Short: Affluence on College Campuses; Selfie Fix

Q&A: Andrew Appel ’81 on Election Hacking 101

Andrew Appel ’81: Internet Voting? Really?

Biology: The Lone Wolf

Princeton biologist breaks new ground in long-debated wolf genetics

Physics: Sweden Calling

F. Duncan Haldane is awarded a Nobel Prize for pioneering work in physics

Talking Politics

A neuroscientist and a political historian team up on an election-themed podcast

Modern Prophets, Social-Justice Crusaders

Faculty Book: Albert J. Raboteau

New Releases

Ebola Abridged: New Technology May Restrain Outbreaks of Infectious Diseases

Brexit: Welcome, Britain, to the Hotel California

Essay by Andrew Moravcsik

Faculty Book: Brexit May Benefit Embattled Euro

In Short

Astrophysics: The Planet Search

Confirmed: About 1,300 more planets outside our solar system

Faculty Book: James Alexander Dun *04: Another Revolution

A young America looked toward the possibilities of upheaval in Haiti

In Short: Research