Research

New Papers Highlight Ashbel Green 1783 and Betsey Stockton’s Relationship

Alums Researching Liquid Biopsy for Cancer Diagnosis Face Funding Cuts

The people who cut Graham Read ’15’s program likely didn’t know they cut prostate cancer research

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International Grad Students Grapple With Shifting Federal Policies, Travel Bans

PAW spoke with three international Princeton graduate students who requested anonymity to avoid retribution

Researchers Tout Role of Federal Funding

In the face of federal funding cuts, these Princeton researchers are speaking out

Professor Sean Wilentz Watches ‘A Complete Unknown’

‘The facts are all true, the songs are all true. But none of it happened the way that the film depicts it,’ says the Princeton history professor

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New Study Examines the Cause of Racial Disparities in C-sections

Janet Currie *88, Princeton professor of economics and public affairs, led the research

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Princetonians Team Up to Study China’s Demographics

‘The announcement produced headlines in media around the world about China’s demographic crisis. And I said, “That’s ridiculous. This is not a crisis,”’ recalls Lex Rieffel ’63

Psychology Professor and Alum Boost Women Leaders

Psychologist Rebecca Carey and Karen Tay ’10 create program to address workplace challenges

Neuroscience Researcher Uses Award to Study Responses to Stress

As a 2024 Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator, Ilana Witten ’02 plans to further her lab’s research in brain systems and circuits

Dig Unearths Findings in Greece

Students who take Nathan Arrington ’02’s class Archaeology in the Field get hands-on experience working at an excavation site in Greece

Anthony Grafton Approaches His Final Year of Teaching

After nearly 50 years as a Princeton faculty member, Anthony Grafton, a historian of Renaissance Europe, will be retiring at the end of this academic year

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