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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
International Grad Students Grapple With Shifting Federal Policies, Travel Bans
PAW spoke with three international Princeton graduate students who requested anonymity to avoid retribution
Q&A: Politics Professor Layna Mosley Explains Tariffs
Understanding Babies’ Brains
Researchers Tout Role of Federal Funding
In the face of federal funding cuts, these Princeton researchers are speaking out
Princeton Braces for Budget Cuts, Possible Layoffs
Permanent cuts of 5% to 10% will be implemented over the next three years, according to a memo sent to faculty and staff
It’s Survey Season for Princeton Students
Pause Ordered on DOE Grant Cuts
Sophie Gee is Advocating for the Importance of Arts and Humanities
Researchers Use Hydrogels to Harvest Clean Water
‘If we really put effort in making this environment more green, more sustainable, we can do it,’ says Xiaohui Xu
A New Way To See Cancer
Ryan Corcoran ’99 is among those leading advances in early cancer detection using a blood test called liquid biopsy
Changing the Way We Think About Religion
NIH Caps Could Hurt Research
‘The system is not broken, so the attempt to fix it is bewildering,’ says Dean Michael Gordin
Heather Lynch ’00 Uses Satellites to Study Penguins
‘It’s kind of cracked open this whole field of people who are starting to look at wildlife remotely’
Nikolche Gjorevski *12 Is Building Organoids
‘We’re interested in using these structures to study human biology and human disease’
Devin Fore is Exploring the Interplay of German Media and Culture
Anna Yu Wang Is Diversifying Music Studies
J. Kēhaulani Kauanui Highlights Indigenous Experiences
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
Understanding Ethiopian History
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