Congrats to @ben_eysenbach and his team on winning a best paper award at NeurIPS! 🏅 🎉 The research, on self-supervised reinforcement learning, was led by by two students: @kevin_wang3290, a 2025 alumnus, and @IJ_Apps, a senior. Learn more: https://t.co/hcA88glnEk

By the way, I forgot to mention. Princeton has one of the few fully-funded MSE (Computer Science) programs in the country. It's extremely selective, but worth applying to. I'm definitely look for great MSE folks to do awesome research! 🔗👇 https://t.co/Ax05mBqA2q

Kyle Jamieson, expert in wireless localization and sensing, has been named a @IEEEorg Fellow! 🏆 🎉 His work uses classical, quantum and physics-inspired computation to expand efficiency of wireless systems to meet increasing demand for connectivity. https://t.co/FPM44pTHIf

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“FairFare was developed to increase transparency into opaque algorithms that make decisions for people” - Professor Andrés Monroy-Hernández (@andresmh) describing the work of the The Workers' Algorithm Observatory's tool, FairFare. 👇 CITP researchers: @SamanthaDalal + Varun Rao

Researchers from @PrincetonCITP have created a new tool, FairFare, that gives gig workers access to aggregate wage data that companies do not provide. The tool has been used by labor unions to advocate for greater wage transparency. Learn more: https://t.co/g2Hntxt4GG

Using a new deep learning algorithm, researchers at Princeton have designed an approach to map the cellular organization of tissues by modeling spatial patterns in molecular data. 🧵

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The huge impact that govt-funded research has had can be difficult to articulate, said Martonosi: "We, as researchers, have a responsibility to be able to help tell those stories, so that our taxpaying neighbors...appreciate the benefits that come out of these long investments."

The latest issue of the Communications of the ACM highlights the power and promise of federally funded, curiosity-driven research: https://t.co/xj2X300qdv @margmartonosi co-edited the special issue, which includes articles by Turing Award winners. https://t.co/XvFQQREmoU

Thrilled to wrap up our first annual HCI Demo Day. Grateful for the community that made it possible🎉. Thank you to everyone who presented, attended, and supported. Looking forward to continuing this next year! @Princeton @PrincetonCS

“Biological tissues are organized into intricate spatial structures that are important for their function,” said @benjraphael. “But it’s very hard to directly measure tissue organization from molecular data. This method reveals the hidden geometry.”

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Using a new deep learning algorithm, researchers at @Princeton have designed an approach to map the cellular organization of tissues by modeling spatial patterns in molecular data. https://t.co/899N66Lmtr

New work in @Nature from @benjraphael, in collab with Josh Rabinowitz's lab. Raphael's lab developed an algorithm that maps cell tissue in 3D by tracking gene expression. The team @princetonchem used this to capture an organ's spatial metabolic organization. Learn more 👇

Welcome @vdean314, a teaching faculty member in @PrincetonCS, bringing expertise in machine learning and robotics. This semester, Dean is co-teaching "Introduction to Machine Learning" with Adji Bousso Dieng and @ruthcfong. Read more: https://t.co/tfPfxt0WSI

At Princeton, scholarly collaborations, a fascination with the human mind, and an ethos of "encouraging junior faculty to think big" laid the groundwork for revolutionary achievements in AI. https://t.co/tgaq5p9jvI

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Also featuring @PrincetonNeuro faculty Jonathan Cohen, Kenneth Norman, and Uri Hasson.

From @NewYorker: Can AI think? If the goal is to make artificial minds as capable as human minds are, then “we’re not training the systems in the right way," said @LakeBrenden. Learn more 👉 https://t.co/HrUAgEE1gm

Congrats to Daniel Yang, Jishnu Roychoudhury and Jerry Han on winning the 2025 ICPC Greater New York Regional Competition! 🎉🥇 15 students participated in the event, where 81 teams from 15 regional universities competed to solve complex algorithmic programming problems.

Congrats to the 10 computer science faculty members recognized for their outstanding teaching! 🎉 🏅 @ryan_p_adams 🏅 Zeev Dvir 🏅 @michaelfreedman 🏅 @praveshkkothari 🏅 @WyattLloyd 🏅 Alex Lombardi 🏅 @margmartonosi 🏅 @jonathanmayer 🏅 @manoelribeiro 🏅 David Walker

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Join us for the next CS Colloquium Seminar on Monday, November 17! Christian Borgs, professor at @Berkeley_EECS, will discuss whether travel bans are effective at containing the spread of disease. 🗓️ Monday, Nov 17 🕛12:10pm 🏛️ CS 105

Welcome to the Princeton Engineering faculty @LakeBrenden, an expert in learning and intelligence. He is an associate professor of @PrincetonCS and psychology. https://t.co/Rb5BErUoR0