In STC/THR 299 - Making Art from Science, students have been working on various creative practices stemming from a combination of meditations, games, and focuses while also learning about macromolecules and the foundations of life. They have also…
On Friday, March 1st, the Student Advisory Board hosted a cyanotype art workshop titled "Painting With the Sun: The Science of Cyanotypes." Participants came to learn about the chemical reactions that occur as cyanotype ink transforms as it gets exposed to UV…
On February 17th, the Princeton University Robotics Club (PURC) hosted a very successful open house in the StudioLab! Over one hundred people came out to show their support for Princeton's engineering community and for their many projects (and free pizza). Members showed off their hard work with live demos ranging from drones controlled by…
On March 6, 2024, the Council on Science and Technology and the graduate student group, the Princeton Bioethics Exchange, successfully hosted its inaugural symposium, "What Constitutes Progress in Bioethics?”. The event brought together a diverse range of perspectives to explore the evolving landscape of bioethics. Featuring interdisciplinary…
Students from FRS 114 The Glass Class went on a field trip to gain some hands-on experience in scientific glassblowing at the Glass Education Center of Salem Community College (SCC).
Students from the course STC209, Transformations in Engineering and the Arts, had the privilege of experiencing the exhibit "Night Forms" at Grounds for Sculpture.
Thank you to Carolina and Mattie from PICSciE and Caridad and Amari from ADI for a successful data visualization workshop!
AoT returned after a holiday hiatus in January to a full house at Trenton Social with old and new friends alike!
Students in MSE 200/STC 200 - Magic Materials taught by Kai Filsinger (PMI) experienced the hydroplastic properties of clays in the NCW ceramics studio.
CST hosted a screening of the Amazon Prime film ‘A Million Miles Away’.
The CST proudly hosted the fourth installment of “Origami Engineering" on Thursday, November 30th.
CST's Student Advisory Board learned about the science behind the ceramics-making process.
The CST, along with co-sponsors GradFutures and Science Outreach, hosted several events highlighting the collaboration between astrophysicist Paul M. Sutter and SYREN Modern Dance Company.
CST’s Assistant Director, Erin Flowers, along with Diversity and Inclusion (ADI) Head Diversity Fellow, Amari Tankard held a workshop on how to create your own website.
Black holes and neutrinos were on "on tap" at the November Astro on Tap at Trenton Social.
This year’s RadLab series continued with some exciting and well-attended programs.
Teo Grosu ‘25 gave an excellent talk to the Princeton Astrophysical Sciences Department on his research as part of the department’s weekly ‘Thunch’ talk series.
CST hosted two events in the Brainy Bites series on the science and cultural significance of Kimchi.
Experienced and beginner embroiderers enjoyed a special edition of Analog Hour on Tuesday entitled Embirdery, focused on embroidering local birds.
We had another great night of Astronomy on Tap Trenton on October 18th with a full house and two inspiring talks by Erin Flowers and Josh Winn.
It was a full house at Trenton Social, with a crowd of Astronomy on Tap veterans and new recruits.
During Analog Hour, students hand-embroidered scientific images on canvas, and engaged in insightful discussions.