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Spotlight Stories

This page contains a list of spotlighted stories sorted by date. Click each title to read the full story.

Mind the Gap: Bridging the Computer-Human Divide

September 2018
Sanjeev Arora

Diving into the Mysteries of Deep Learning

August 2018

Harnessing the Power of the Data Explosion

May 2018

Harnessing the Internet of (Too Many) Wireless Things

March 2018
Professor Elad Hazan

Teaching Machines to Learn by Themselves

February 2018
Professor Aarti Gupta

Silencing the ‘Ticking Risk’ of System Failures

December 2017
Professor Matt Weinberg

Matt Weinberg uses algorithmic mechanism design to keep websites credible, in spite of their users

November 2017
Barbara Engelhardt, an assistant professor of computer science at Princeton

Computational Biology: Linking the genome to healthy tissues and disease

October 2017
Photo of Arvind Narayanan, a professor of computer science at Princeton

Patrolling the Intersection of Computers and People

October 2017
Photo of Ben Raphael, a professor of computer science at Princeton

Bioinformatics points the way to treating deadly pancreatic cancer

September 2017
VoCo Software screenshot

Technology edits voices like text

September 2017
Team members, from left, Niranjani Prasad, Ari Seff, Karan Singh and Daniel Suo

Princeton teams advance in robotics, intelligent systems competitions

August 2017

Congratulations to the Computer Science Department Class of 2017!

June 2017

Scene-Completing System May Show Robots What They're Missing

June 2017
Photo of Grant Storey

Salutatorian Storey fuses computer science, classics

June 2017
Photo of Xuewei Ouyang

Celebrating Senior Theses: An Interview with Xuewei Ouyang ’17

June 2017
Photo of Nick Feamster

WWS Reacts: Rolling Back Net Neutrality?

May 2017
Photo of Edward Felten

Returning from Washington, Felten seeks dialogue between technology and policy

April 2017
Photo of Professor Margaret Martonosi (center) and graduate students Yatin Manerkar (left) and Caroline Trippel

Tool for checking complex computer architectures reveals flaws in emerging design

April 2017
John Larmie of the University of Manitoba, Cherry Vong of the University of Waterloo, and Selina Wang, a first-year Princeton University student who served as a judge.

Students create the future of computing at HackPrinceton

April 2017
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