Monthly Archives: March 2019
Go Inside This Week’s Issue of U.S. 1: March 20, 2019
The following stories were originally published in the March 20, 2019, issue of U.S. 1 Newspaper.
Expansions, Crosstown Moves, Deaths
Certara is partnering with the CDC on a data management program.
DOE Renews Contract with Plasma Physics Lab
Princeton University will continue to operate the Department of Energy's Plasma Physics Lab through at least 2022.
Noted Economist Krueger Dies at 58
Economist Alan Krueger died at age 58.
Can Princeton Be the Austin of the East?
Are Princeton, New Jersey, and Austin, Texas, sister cities in the making?
Universal Display Flexes Innovation Muscle
Universal Display Corporation, the Ewing-based company that developed the phosphorescent organic LED technology used in high-end cell phones, is paving the way to what some believe will be a new era in wild electronics screen designs.
The Perfect Company: Ulta or Nvidia?
On the surface Ulta looks like a "perfect company" and a good investment, but Nvidia may get you more bang for your buck.
Trent House Marks 300 Years with a Mystery
A year ago, as building contractors readied to repair a section of the roof on the 1719 William Trent House, they discovered an object that wasn’t supposed to be there. And they had questions.
Opportunities: Scholarships, Art, and More
The Jewish Family and Children’s Service of Greater Mercer County is accepting applications for its Rose and Louis H. Linowitz Mensch Award.
McCarter Review: ‘Gods of Comedy’
Writer Simon Saltzman can’t imagine how any of the ancient Greek gods of comedy will look down kindly upon what is being perpetrated in their name upon the McCarter stage,.