Princeton Names Debenedetti Dean for Research
April 8, 2013 ・ Igor Heifetz‘A Better Path’ Toward Projecting, Planning for Rising Seas on a Warmer Earth
April 4, 2013 ・ Igor HeifetzTop National Award for Young Researcher Goes to Mung Chiang
March 20, 2013 ・ Igor HeifetzProfessor François Morel awarded Carnegie Mellon Dickson prize
February 28, 2013 ・ Georgette Chalker, Geosciences DepartmentThe 2013 Carnegie Mellon Dickson prize has been awarded to Geosciences professor François Morel. Carnegie Mellon University annually presents the award to individuals who make outstanding contributions to sciences on behalf of a fund endowed by Dr. Joseph Z. Dickson,…
March 22 Deadline: New Applicants to the Princeton Energy and Climate Scholars (PECS) Program
February 27, 2013 ・ Holly WellesThe Faculty Board of Princeton Energy and Climate Scholars (PECS) is seeking applications from talented and highly motivated graduate students throughout the University who are conducting research within the broad area of climate and energy. PECS is designed to enhance…
Princeton-Fung Global Forum Sparks International Focus on ‘The Future of the City’
February 11, 2013 ・ Igor HeifetzClass Snapshot: ‘The Energy-Water Nexus’
January 24, 2013 ・ Nick DiUlio for the Princeton Environmental InstituteInstructors: Eric Larson, a research engineer with the Energy Systems Analysis Group of the Princeton Environmental Instituteand lecturer in chemical and biological engineering and inmechanical and aerospace engineering; Sankaran Sundaresan, professor of chemical and biological engineering; and Daniel Giammar, the…
Doomsday Clock Remains at Five Minutes to Midnight
January 15, 2013 ・ Igor HeifetzSocolow Essay on the Truths We Must Tell Ourselves to Manage Climate Change
December 7, 2012 ・ Holly WellesClimate change is unwelcome news, and the best and worst outcomes consistent with current science are very different, says Princeton University’s Robert Socolow, professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering, in a new review article published in the Vanderbilt Law Review. …
