Doctor Turned Drugmaker Shares His Formula
Almost every drug on the market today followed a similar development path. They were invented in the research lab of a university or a...
In the E-Quad: Ivory Tower to Marketplace
Start-up companies and big corporate deals don’t always go smoothly, says Princeton engineering professor Robert Prud’homme. He was speaking at the 30th anniversary symposium...
Universal Display: From Start-Up to Stock Offering
One day in 1994 Sherwin Seligsohn, a high school dropout and technology entrepreneur, made a visit to the Princeton University lab of physicist Stephen...
At the Keller Center: Innovation in Action
Innovation was in the air at Princeton University last week. At the PRISM Symposium on March 13 and 14, there was much talk of...
Inn at Glencairn: Hospitality and a Touch of History
You have planned the perfect event. The decor is so “you”; the tables will be stunning and the flowers breathtaking; the caterers have outdone...
Redeveloping Our Cities: ‘The New Localism’ Approach
Cities have long been seeking out companies to relocate to their business-friendly confines. By dangling tax breaks and other incentives, cities hope to boost...