Upcoming Events
Knowing how to sew is one of the most versatile skills to have, and this workshop is a good place to start. Learn how to surge and machine sew a tote bag with Madison Davis '26, a student in the vis department who has extensive hand and machine sewing knowledge.
Happy Spring, Astronomy on Tap! Join us at Trenton Social the 3rd Wednesday of every month to hear fun science talks, play trivia, and win prizes. Our next event will feature talks from Jo Dunkley (AST) on the earliest signals from the universe and…
Integrated circuits have revolutionized modern electronics, but what is inside these tiny black boxes besides billowing magic smoke? Come dissect one of the most legendary and useful of these chips: the 555 Timer IC and see what needs to fit inside the package of the modern chip!
Celebrate Women’s History Month with CST! On our Spring Break TBR shelf is The Six: The Untold Story of the First Women Astronauts by Loren Grush. From the publisher’s website:
“When NASA sent astronauts to the moon in the 1960s and 1970s the agency excluded women from the corps, arguing that only military test pilots—a group…
The Princeton Bioethics Exchange offers graduate and postdoctoral students across all university disciplines an opportunity to cultivate ethical awareness, reflection, and practical resources for addressing the ethical ramifications of their research and resulting policy.
Lunch will be provided. Open to postdocs and graduate students…
When StudioLab staff found out about 13-year-old Willis Gibson 'beating' Tetris for the Nintendo Entertainment System, we found ourselves wondering how old Tetris was. To our delight, we discovered the game was created in 1984, making it 40 years old this year. Although some may argue about whether the release date is the more definitive…
Join the Astrophysical Sciences Department, the Council on Science and Technology, and the…
Why do scientists need to communicate with the public, and what's the best way to do that?
Drawing from years of scicomm experience, including writing books, hosting TV shows, and even collaborating with modern dancers, Paul Sutter will discuss what "communicating with the public"…
The Princeton Bioethics Exchange offers graduate and postdoctoral students across all university disciplines an opportunity to cultivate ethical awareness, reflection, and practical resources for addressing the ethical ramifications of their research and resulting policy.
Lunch will be provided. Open to postdocs and graduate students…
Join CST, ProCES, and the McGraw Center for a half-day event focused on achieving broader impacts through community-engaged teaching in STEM courses.