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  In a now iconic scene, almost as famous for the logistical feat of its staging as for its cinematic impact, the 1979 Werner Herzog film Nosferatu the Vampyre features over 10,000 rats swarming a 19th...

A weekend of innovation, learning, and some of the best hacks yet. There are two fish in a tank. One turns to the other and says: “So, how do I drive this thing?” Joseph Bolling ’15 coaxes a fish to...

The Promise of ZMapp On December 10, 2014 TIME magazine named “The Ebola Fighters" its person of the year. These people deserve this recognition for their bravery and efforts in going out to the field and...

Winter blues got you down? Research suggests that the holiday season is not associated with higher rates of depression, but you’re not alone if you feel unusually down during the winter season. The cause?...

And Why the Special Gloves? It’s a cold winter day; you’re on your way to class when all of a sudden you get a text. You take out your phone, but with your gloves on, the phone’s touchscreen won’t...

Today, I am proud to announce the launch of the inaugural issue of the International Collegiate Science Journal (ICSJ). ICSJ is a collaboration between Princeton Innovation and eight other undergraduate...

Rebecca Tang The introduction of antibiotics like penicillin to treat bacterial diseases revolutionized medicine in the 1940s. Most antibiotics work by disrupting synthesis of components essential for...

Innovation has always been dedicated to communicating science to non-scientists. While we aim to communicate research in a way that bridges science and society, we often leave it up to the reader to determine...

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Imagine a future astronaut, hazmat worker, or deep-sea diver, needing to breathe air in a hazardous or even liquid environment. With a few grains of a new material from a Danish lab, they could breathe safely...