The CST serves the University by catalyzing and supporting intellectual
exchange, interdisciplinary research, excellent courses, and multidisciplinary
collaboration that broaden participation in and appreciation of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). Learn more...
Courses
Musical Instruments, Sound, Perception and Creativity
Aatish Bhatia, CST's associate director of engineering education and Dan Trueman, professor of music, used math and science applications when designing "Musical Instruments, Sound, Perception and Creativity" (STC/MUS 204) to meet the University general education requirements for a science and technology laboratory course. Read more.
Networking
Princeton Research Communicators Network
On Wednesday, January 23, CST Associate Director Catherine Riihimaki and Assistant Director Sharon De La Cruz hosted the Princeton Research Communicators Network for a lunchtime discussion in the StudioLab. The group heard about CST’s mission and various projects, toured the StudioLab, and discussed intersections with their own work. They finished with an experiment using the stage lighting system to test how we perceive colors, trying to sort M&Ms into color groups under red, green, and blue lights. It was a great opportunity to show off CST’s work and to explore possible future collaborations with various programs across campus.
Merritt Moore, a physicist and ballet dancer will discuss her journey as a physicist and professional ballet dancer and why studying physics made her a better dancer. She will discuss all the "failures" and lessons she has learned along the way, share insights into the Quantum Optics research she pursued at Oxford, and perform a physics inspired piece. Read more and sign up.
Taplin Auditorium
February 14, 2019, 8:00p.m.
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