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This is an excerpt from the 4:11 video, "The Many Paths to Princeton Chemistry" which you can watch in its entirety here: ua-cam.com/video/tghgGTxC7QU/v-deo.html

Where do chemists come from? In this four minute video, "The Many Paths to Princeton Chemistry," thirteen current graduate students and one who earned his Ph.D. while the video was being produced share their personal paths to graduate study in chemistry. The young scientists also share their impressions of Princeton, who they are, and what they are becoming.

Poster presenters at the 2016 Department of Chemistry Annual Retreat were invited to give a 30-second explanation of their research and why it matters. Attended by faculty, graduate students and postdocs, this year's retreat was from September 8-9 at the Crystal Springs Resort in Sussex County, NJ.

Famous science experiments made possible by glass! Made by scientific glassblowers Mike Souza of Princeton University, Sally Prasch of Syracuse University, and Kiva Ford of the University of Notre Dame.

A simple question posed by Edward “Ted” Taylor, professor emeritus and departmental benefactor, leads Tom Muir, professor and chair of the Department of Chemistry, on a whirlwind tour of the inquiring minds doing science in the Frick Chemistry Laboratory at Princeton University.

Salvatore Torquato, professor of chemistry at Princeton University, explains his research on the theoretical packing of pennies and how it provides new insights on the nature of randomness. Read the original article here: www.pnas.org/content/111/52/18436.short. ©2015 The Trustees of Princeton University.

Following Friday afternoon's research and academic program overview with Eric Sorensen and Haw Yang, there was a poster session presenting the current work of all research groups: a chance to meet current students, nosh, and talk science. Later, dinner with faculty and hosts at a Spanish paella restaurant. On Saturday, prospective students met with faculty, and all converged for dinner at the h...