Evolution Working Against Humanity
Is it Reality or a Sci-fi Movie? Evolution and the concept of the “survival of the fittest” seem to be working against humans. In fact, they are causing nearly two million people to be infected, resulting...
From Generics to Genomics
The New Age of Medicine In grade school, students are taught that their DNA sequences are unique and individual. A look into any pharmacy, however, would suggest otherwise: the shelves are filled with...
DNA Mismatch Repair in Saccharomyces cerevisiae
These days, the ways of reducing our risk of getting cancer are essential habits — wearing sunscreen, staying away from tobacco and avoiding exposure to carcinogens. However, despite the fact that these...
Google Cardboard
Virtual Reality — On a Budget Innovation Time Off (ITO) is a policy championed by Google in which all engineers are encouraged to spend 20% of their work time on personal technology projects. Though...
Letter from the Editor
Hello readers, Thanks for stopping by our website! Innovation is Princeton’s premier undergraduate publication for news about science research and discoveries. Our goal and focus has always been one...
Letter from the President
Hi everyone, Thanks for visiting our page! We hope you’ll enjoy browsing all of our undergraduate-produced science and tech content here! But we also hope you won’t stop there… Innovation is a...
Tilt That Head, Flaunt That Neck and Bam
In Comes the Kiss (The Neuroscience of a DFMO) Of the many surprising novelties that freshmen face as they embark on their four years of college, the dance floor make-out (DFMO), may come as a particularly...