Attend
Join us next spring for Princeton Research Day 2021 (date to be announced). The event is free and open to the public.
- Learn about and celebrate the research and creative work being done on campus
- Cheer on your fellow students and researchers
- Come away with new ideas for collaborations
- Get thoughts on choosing your major
Presentation Types
At Princeton Research Day research will be presented in a few different formats scheduled in sessions throughout the day:
- Posters and visual exhibits take place in a gallery that provides an opportunity for attendees to learn about a variety of research projects by speaking directly with presenters.
- Talks take place during concurrent sessions in the morning and afternoon, in small to mid-size venues where attendees will view 3-4 presentations per session on a broadly construed theme.
- Mainstage presentations of the PRD Featured Talks cap the day with a session in front of a large audience.
*Upon acceptance for one of the above presentation types, a presenter may optionally apply to give a PRD Featured Talk.
Work that may be presented can include:
- Seminar paper
- Summer research internship
- Junior project
- Senior thesis
- Dissertation project
- Postdoctoral research
- Creative work in the arts
- And more
2019 PRD Featured Talks
Rucha Alur '20, Probing the Link Between Locomotion and Courtship Song in Drosophila [11:11]
Jasmeene Burton '19, Slipping Through the Cracks: How Homeless Families Navigate School Choice in New York City [14:01]
Katja Stroke-Adolphe '20, Waking in the Coffin: Artistic Resurrection and Resistance of Prisoner Voices [14:33]
Eric Hayes '19, Mars VR: Reconstructing Interactive 3D Environments for Astronaut Training [14:03]