Bristol Myers Squibb has been a long-time partner of the Department of Chemistry, sponsoring research and supporting Princeton’s pipeline of early-career chemists.

The partnership between Denmark-based Genmab and Princeton has sparked a wave of innovative projects that have potential to make significant advances in fighting cancer and other serious diseases.

The remarkable legacies of Princeton and IBM in computing and computation have provided a base for their long-time partnership. Now, as the quantum field moves closer to addressing real-world challenges, quantum science and engineering have become ever more important dimensions of their collaborations.

Princeton University is home to a branch of the Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research. The Princeton Ludwig Branch represents a new stage in partnership and collaboration for Princeton cancer research.

A Princeton-Microsoft project is tracing the digital fingerprints of disinformation.

Siemens has been a crucial long-term partner to Princeton in its mission to tackle the ″big, complex and difficult” challenge of building a robust innovation ecosystem.