Generic Drugmakers Accused of Price Fixing Racket
Four Route 1 corridor companies are among 20 generic drug companies being sued by the state of New Jersey and other states for allegedly conspiring to illegally fix the prices of hundreds of products.
On the Move: Air Force Contract, Deaths, and More
Princeton Infrared Technologies as received a $750,000, two-year contract from the Air Force Research Laboratory.
Toxic Plant Loses Crucial Vote
A controversial toxic waste disposal facility planned for Falls Township, Pennsylvania failed to clear an important governmental hurdle.
Two Princeton Newsmakers Retire
Longtime Princeton University employees Robert K. Durkee and Joseph X. Montemarano are retiring this year.
Deaths
Joseph Vales, 60; June B. Valley, 87; Mitchell Mastrangelo Jr., 64; William D. Smith, 68; Clarissa Lynn Naga, 40.
Princeton University: Dean Departs; Sustainability Efforts Announced
Engineering Dean Emily Carter is leaving Princeton for UCLA. The university plans to eliminate greenhouse emissions by 2046.
Real Estate Updates
The Place at Plainsboro offers 71 units of affordable housing. The Roebling Lofts earned LEED Gold certification.
Deaths
The artist Priscilla Snow Algava died at 78.
On the Move: Research News, Management Moves, and More
Princeton Plasma Physics Lab sees deep learning AI as the next big breakthrough in nuclear fusion research.
How to Spy on Your Smart Devices
As consumer electronics companies sell more and more devices that connect to the Internet — everything from fridges to toilets to doobells — it’s worth wondering who is watching the devices that are watching us.
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Facial Recognition: In Fast-Growing Field, Glitches Persist
Patrick Grother discusses the “industrial revolution” recently in facial recognition algorithms to the point where some of them are extremely accurate.
